jamie? >> jamie: i'm sorry?nt to --. >> kt: turns out that was the first thing everybody said, the canadian wildfires, don't go out you're going to diane it turns out it wasn't global warming it was because of the environmentalist that weren't letting them burn the underbrush. >> greg: also crazy people that were lighting the fire. >> kt: canada. >> greg:. >> greg: jamie it has to be hard to live in alaska and be an arsonist what have you done to change your interests and hobbies. >> jamie: yeah, the match just keeps going out. the only good thing is those canadian fires only burn 70% as intensive. that joke didn't work because of climate change. did you see, in this article, the headline of this article said that it was a ginormous inferno. to be totally honest i didn't know ginormous was a whole word. i have not heard that word since this one time i took my penis out at the park. seriously, this cop was like you're going to get a ginormous fine for that tiny thing. >> greg: there you go. >> jamie: and by the w

>> jamie: that is enough.eat? should we have a cardiologist standing by? this seems like you are regretful of having ever talked about vegetables. >> jamie: in the book, there are l of cipe it is not just all meat. >> stephen: do i put this on top? i am not going to burn my rosemary? >> jamie: this adds flavor, texture, speeds up the cooking. we are going to tenderize it as well. let the emotions come out. >> stephen: should i be thinking about anyone in particular while i do this? you were rehearsing and all this thumping was going on and it was just jamie tenderizing a steak. >> stephen: am i really being distracted by jamie beating his meat? it is 1:00 in the morning. >> jamie: it wouldn't be the first time. here we go. the beauty of this, it is going to cook much quicker. i have a gift for you. my favorite red wine. i was told you love an italian red. i also found this, but aerating the line. i know what you are thinking, it is not that. it could be that. we put that on the bottle and it is like two hours

jamie, what if you got sofa? all right, so far what we've gotten is reimbursement for our lodging and food. the problem i have with that is they left more folks southern in control of this. so it's like going to someone who views you in begging them for how to make things right. the assistant center is not or equitable, they're not basing decisions on relocation and what expenses will be covered uh by any scientific method. it depends on the human being that you deal with their mood . how persistent you are. you know, they might say jessica lives across the street from me and she is eligible for relocation. and i'm not, they might say, well, give jessica 6 months will. it leads jamie, we're giving you a 3 month lease. you know, we're going to pay for all new clothes for you. jessica. jamie, you're only going to get food and lodging. there is no rhyme or reason to the way that the residents are being reimbursed. you know, we did receive a $1000.00 inconvenience check right after the evacuation was lifted. but besi

jamie says she is motivated _ right, we can go again.can go again. jamie says| she is motivated by challenges she is not sure she can meet, but with this one in the bag she is looking forward to something a little more relaxing. a long rest and time with her two dogs. lorna gordon, bbc news. she'll sleep well now. time for a look at the weather. thanks very much. not a great day for climbing the munros across scotland through today. quite a bit of rain around due to this area of low pressure. the law sits just south of iceland. in between the warm and cold fronts a section of warm and cold fronts a section of warm air and warm and cold fronts a section of warm airand turning warm and cold fronts a section of warm air and turning increasingly humid across the country today. most of the rain as you can see on the radar has been across scotland, further south the cloud thick enough for the odd spot of drizzle and are just some glimmers of sunshine for for the odd spot of drizzle and are just son they nmers of sunshine for for the odd spot o

>> all right, jamie.mie, you know i am from alaska. fair bank, alaska. there is not a lot going on there. a small cruise ship going around alaska and there was a fire on the crew ship and they had to evacuate everybody. a crew ship with 67 people, sounded like torture because of the fire. they were rescued by a tugboat. >> oh. >> you don't hear often. the tugboat is the name of my favorite strip club in fairfield. >> it is actually a great name for a strip club. >> i never go to shaved ice anymore. >> bald eagles is supper expensive. >> well, watchers are more of a feti fetish. i wish those were real. >> you know one real one. >> the great alaskan bush company. >> i swear to go, when you go there, you feel like you went to the zoo and the animals are hiding behind the rocks. [laughter] >> where were you born? rochesters in new york. and then i tricked into moving to alaska. >> kayleigh, last story. >> this is a true florida man. the 20-year-old jumped in with the alligators and tried to film it and brag a

dani: not to make everything about jamie dimon, but jamie dimon doing a tour of china, at the same timeelon musk. can be really say given the fact that two ever so present business leaders in the u.s. are in china, is american business really decoupling from china? charles: now we call it de-risking because it is a little more benign than decoupling. but the truth is, we are absolutely decoupling, and de-risking, and we're seeing it on multiple levels. the u.s. will expand the tech export restriction list beyond advanced semi's, we have convinced the dutch and south koreans to join us. we will continue to deter around taiwan which is only escalatory. china is the world's second-biggest economy, it makes sense for u.s. companies that have large presences like tesla, apple, starbucks, jp morgan to go there and engage. and to invest more, given that it is such a large economy, but given everything the ccp is doing to crackdown on their own companies, these raids on u.s. consulting companies is pretty outrageous. china has big problems, and on the corporate side with some of the exceptions

jamie, i'm so sorry, to stay with _ questioned... we _ questioned... jamie, i'm so sorry, to stay with us, we will _ questioned... jamie, i'm so sorry, to stay with us, we will be - questioned... jamie, i'm so sorry, to stay with us, we will be coming | to stay with us, we will be coming back to you, welcome to our international viewers, as we bring you the breaking news that former first minister in scotland, nicola sturgeon, has been arrested over her party's finances. we are now going to go live to speak to our squad and political editor from the times, thank you forjoining us, first of all, this is a very surprising news of the many? it all, this is a very surprising news of the many?— all, this is a very surprising news of the man ? , ., , of the many? it is, in some regards, eseciall of the many? it is, in some regards, especially coming — of the many? it is, in some regards, especially coming in _ of the many? it is, in some regards, especially coming in terms - of the many? it is, in some regards, especially coming in terms o

thank you very much, jamie. jamie melvor— charge. thank you very much, jamie.ou very much, jamie. jamie mcivor outside the _ charge. thank you very much, jamie. jamie mcivor outside the former - jamie mcivor outside the former first minister of scotland, nicola sturgeon's house, where she spoke a short time ago, protesting her innocence over these charges relating to the finances of the snp. we will be bringing you more updates on our website. you can see that there and it will shortly be updated with her statement and all of the detail. it was very brief, she was asked a few questions, but there wasn't too much detail. you can also find that on the bbc news app, of course. for now let's return to the main programme for the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. and there's been more success for andy murray today — the british player beat france's arthur cazaux in straight sets, 6—4, 6—4. it's a tenth win in a row for the two—time wimbledon champion. and after winning at surbiton last week, it's his second title in a row americans rickie fowler and wy

jamie dimon was asked about it.erroad others and decide to terminate the relationship. i think he is just essentially putting the responsibility on him. >> yeah. it's interesting. those records showing the legal team repeatedly were evaluating the legal status. but yet approved the accounts year after year. thank you. all of this happening as well as there is some more jamie dimon news. >> there is. i would note to people know the time line here. in 2008, jeffrey epstein pleaded guilty to soliciting and procuring of a minor for prostitution. that is key here. he served time and then kept on as a client and dimon saying this should have never have happened, right? there is a lot more to follow here. but there is other news, right. as this is happening, the news of jamie dimon's deposition broke just as some major wall street players began publicly encouraging him to run for president of the united states. our chief business correspondent and anchor christine romans is here with that. really interesting. >> it really

jamie, i admire you so much.an form and it is truly a privilege to present you with this award. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> well, abbasid or think for those love remarks and a want to thank the truman center for this high honor and i am moved beyond measure answer would be on justification to receive this award, but i must confess that i am -- ♪ [laughing] >> i i did know if the hecklersn the music would get me first. [laughing] but i am filled with some dissenting thoughts that i just want to articulate by way of accepting this award. and the first is that in existential and psychological sense, i didn't really experience myself as having any choice in doing the things that i did in the kind stories that the ambassador told. i felt much more a sense of historical and political and psychological necessity and inevitability. and the thought of courage didn't really come to mind. undisposed i walk around with the values that i was raised with and and i was educatede all do. my dad used to say to us kids when when g

jamie, you're single.id it takes 20 minutes into a date to realize they want to go on a second one. is this how long it took for her to realize you're a mistake? >> i could probably cut that time in half. i was on a second date with a girl and she told me she reminded me of a sex symbol, a vagina in a circle with a line through it. i do tricks to get a second date, leave something at her house, like a little video camera. [laughter] >> greg: i left my video camera in your bathroom, can i go get it? >> i can see that you're home. >> greg: kayleigh, 20 minutes? >> >> kayleigh: i would say less than 60 seconds. there is an oura, 60 seconds, it's been a long time. i knew i loved my husband pretty quickly. >> greg: i knew i loved your husband immediately. >> kat: okay. forgot what we were doing here. >> greg: do you buy the survey? 20 minutes? >> >> kat: no, because you change your mind. i did. >> greg: you didn't like your husband. >> kat: i kept thinking of ways to get out of it and none of the excuses were w

jamie wants to be president but he doesn't want to campaign. >> it gets pretty ugly. this is high stakes, running for president of the united states. robert kennedy junior polling in the 20s now. if biden's going to lay off of him and bobby kennedy junior is going to be out there, he's going to go up in the polls. >> if you're jamie dimon or any executive in a position of power, is it better to be a power broker or to be the face of the campaign? i mean, this is -- anybody will pick up the phone if jamie dimon calls, any president, any treasury secretary, anybody. that is a powerful position to have behind the scenes without having to, to your point, having to campaign. maria: i would say it has crossed my mind, senator from new york. that's what i was thinking. to hear everybody immediately say he's running for president, i was thinking maybe he wants to be a senator. >> the question, are you running for public office, his response, i'm not running for president. maria: when we come back, the controversy o over a commencemet address. we'll tal

jamie. join rampant in new york de blasio admitting he murdered this groundhog you remember that. quote this is when he says why would you want an elected official to hold a grounds hog i don't know anything about holing groundhogs. you did in the know about running a major city and did in the stop you from killing that, too. that grounds hog! [applause]. nagrounds hog got off easy his death was quick. why is this helpingly dem credits, luit. they electric the other way and reduce sentences for crime and release predators and e lim nit bail. the only people who love reforms are criminals. lives never been better and you ask than i will say business is boming and the rest you was it it is a trespass the environment the left foster allows if dangerous forcing good people to dot right thing and get arrested or don't dot right thing and die. my solution give us citizens a head's up. if you give creeps freedom then give us a running start. when a criminal psychoentered a subway phones should be b

we had some evergreen names like warren buffett and jamie dimon and tim cook.ech names, new names like marvin ellison from lows and tricia griffith from progressive. >> one big name in the headlines that does not make the list. elon musk, what's up with that. >> elon is polarizing. and i think that is something that people hold against him that you love him or hate him. it's fair to say that this is not necessarily the best year for tesla. a great company and remarkable inventor at the very least. but he has some downsides. >> he has some great things that tesla cannot deny but i cannot put ceo on this list that buys another company and sells tesla stock to go ahead and fund it. and does not worry about his shareholders, that's what your jobs is a ceo. >> the stock got hit very hard in the last month it added more than toyota and the u.s. automakers put together but not with twitter. on the other hand al some ceos that were dealt a bad hand but seem to make the best of it. >> in terms of qualitative and quantitative factors. from uber, if you look at that stock

jamie, i coin the phrase, the fog of war, i just came up with that.t are your sources at the suicide hot line telling you? >> it is weird how it lately goes right to voicemail. i feel like they shouldn't do that. >> greg: they shouldn't, they got lives, too. >> i remember once i go, thanks for your help and they go, you are not going to do it? they go, coward. this will not be effective. he withdrew earlier than expected and i'm an expert in the pull-out method. you have to be careful, you think you get all the guys out and there are a couple guys still in there and it can be absolute disaster. they are calling him a long-term loser and that is what i was going to call my memoir. long-time loser or lasso's lessons. i have tips. >> greg: do it and we'll move♪ . >> tips from a divorced dad. ♪ >> if you're getting divorced, things may be tough. there is light at the end of the tunnel. a lot of times, your ex with a flashlight looking to take more of your -- ♪ >> greg: up next, with woke teachers goading, nonbinary is exploding. [applause] ah, these bills

and jamie acourt. did you attacked stephen _ lawrence? go away. and jamie acourt.n lawrence? i did you attacked stephen lawrence? you were part of the group that attacked stephen lawrence? why would matthew say that? deputy assistant missioner matt ward told us... there were more than two people that were at the scene on the night that they murdered my son. all of them should be in prison. after so many police failings, will there ever be fulljustice for stephen lawrence? daniel joins me now. we heard from neville lawrence in your report — what other reaction has there been? baroness doreen lawrence, stephen's mother, said she is appalled by this. she said that not investigating properly a murder suspect in such an important case is really grave, and there should be serious sanctions as a result. she says no officers have ever been disciplined for any of these things. the met police has admitted failing this, it admitted not following a key lead in 1993, when matthew white was a significant missed opportunity. was a significant missed opportunity-— was a significan

so jamie dimon has got to go out there.f he does go out there what is he offering that others don't have? he is a big banker he made $35 million laster's going to question about inequality and things like that. so you better be out there establishing her own agenda or your would be eaten alive by those kinds of questions. >> it happens it is the nature of the beast it can be beastly for steve forbes always good to see you my friend, thank you very much. neil: in the meantime maybe this is all a focus on something that might not materialize that republican saying the economy is horrific and along comes a jobs report that is just off the charts. so the same guy they are focusing on for stumbling, bumbling and tripping has a jobs report that could get him reelected easily? we are on it after this. many were shocked to learn they've been paying 22% on their credit card balances. and if payments were late, as much as 30%. that's over three times the interest rate on a newday 100 va home loan. pay off high rate credit cards and o

jamie driscoll has achieved the _ better equipped. a venture capitalfund 50,000 workers, he has set up a venture capital fund owned by the combined authority, he says he has brought big companies to set up in the area. .,, ., ., the area. those are all right achievements. _ the area. those are all right achievements. well, - the area. those are all right achievements. well, great, | the area. those are all right - achievements. well, great, and congratulations to him, but this is a new— congratulations to him, but this is a new role, — congratulations to him, but this is a new role, he didn't meet the criteria — a new role, he didn't meet the criteria. the criteria was very clear. — criteria. the criteria was very clear. if— criteria. the criteria was very clear, if you do something that allows— clear, if you do something that allows our— clear, if you do something that allows our opponents stick with which _ allows our opponents stick with which to— allows our opponents stick with which to beat is notjust in this election. — which to

obviously jamie dimon himself that runs j.p.n chase has always hinted of a career beyond the banking. the name does come up a lot. charlie gasparino with us right now with what he makes of that and all of this wooing of another business guy. what do you think? >> i remember jamie back from the early 90s when neither of us had any gray hairs. he barely had any gray hair there. jamie dimon about two years after that was fired as a senior executive. >> neil: i remember that. >> he went into hiatus or awhile, bounced around and became ceo of bank one, i believe it was. merged with j.p. morgan. became the ceo of j.p. morgan and the greatest banker that we have right now. he led j.p. morgan through the financial crisis, the one bank that didn't need a bail-out. >> neil: he's the latest name being bantied around. we remember ross perot. he got 19% of the vote. a campaign that he entered and left. we can remember when lee iacocca was being wooed. and donald trump in 2016. himself a business titan that made to it the white house. >> you

jamie rush, joining us from bloomberg.the u.k., dozens of well-known companies have been named for failing to pay the memo wage. an investigation looking at payments of the past 16 years found almost 5 million pounds was owed to 63,000 workers. three of the major companies set the breaches were unintentional and had already been remedied. currently, minimum wage for anyone aged 23 or over is 10 pounds $.42 around13.29. this is a firm specializing in unemployment law. thank you for joining us. when companies say this was unintentional, what does that mean? how did this happen? >> the national wage is accompanied by a series of case law and guidances. by hmrc. calculating minimum wage can be taught that's fraught because it does not just represent an hourly -- can be fraught because it does not just reprent an hourly wage but can be troubling. it may be the amount can be reduced by factors like the individual having to pay for a unit arm. that is one factor that one of the companies said led to them paying less than the nati

jamie dimon's comes up.o, brock, if you don't mind, like to look at the political side of things and what you make of this move towards seeing business guys making a run. what do you think of that? >> well, first of all, as americans i think we always want more choice. we want more options to choose from. i mean certainly i agree with your earlier statement. as of today it looks like a biden-trump rematch. if we are, as the american people going to end up with other choices it is because other candidates have thrown their hat in the ring. so i think it's wonderful thing that we are getting options. because i think that serves the best interest of the public. pence is obviously been known as a candidate that was likely going to run for a while. you know, again, pompeo and liz cheney, many are on the map early on, when it is nikki haley, tim scott, the republican field is emerging. a bunch of potential challengers, desantis, seeing if trump can be dethroned. on the democraticside we're obviously seeing a whole

even jamie was light please clap for me.en though again, nobody, you don't want to see anybody die but seit was two minutes that he had this guy downti and not seeing stretched 15. the people helping him were people come of the narrative said if it's white it has to be reese's. l if you just hit the lottery in the subwayy . i have put guys out with the same polis amber i still would not hesitate to do the same thing situation iyou can't do it. if you are white, testop. all the stuff you see in horror movies. you hear a noise in the attic, go the other way. joe investigate. you see a green building, protect yourselfse because this man's lifee' will be forever changed. so that is at least five and man, we are missing in the history. a man stood up this is what happens >> are you less likely to intervene to violent situationsua? [laughter] you through a pretty mean it right cross. >> good job great. >> i am not much on chfunctioning. -- punching. hjordan williams stabbed a guy who was on aac train and the gu said he was going t

speaking of family my wife jamie and my two beautiful daughters are b here today. i'm grateful that they are here to share this moment, this is not beach with me today. from an early age understood the value of hard work. i saw the value of society for hard work was rewarded and i appreciated at a young age how the law provided guardrails for individuals to pursue their dreams so i decided i wanted to be a lawyer but i didn't know any lawyers growing up and certainly nobody in my family had powerer or prestige. we believed in this country and i wanted to fight for people who needed a voice like the people i grew up around. hard-working people who just wanted to be treated fairly did the right thing and worked really hard for everything that they had. while some of those folks are looked down upon this in this town because they didn't go to the right schools or they don't wear the same suits a lot of journalists will interview these people after the election wonder what happened. i thought i could do some good and advocate for them and protecting those god-given rig

official jamie metzl former w.h.o.nder of one shared world also the author of the must read hacking darwin jamie great to see you. thanks for being here this morning. >> great to see you, maria always my pleasure. maria: we have a lot to talk about first i want to get your take on an bulletinkin trip spy balloons police situations refused to answer about covid 1, what do you think is going to get done from this meeting? >> i don't think there is going to be any major progress i do think it is very important for united states, china to have some kind of connectivity we had that with soviet union even in the darkest times of the cold war. but i agree, it should not be that we're just begging for a relationship, when china has one provocation, after another you mentioned before all kinds of altercations in south china sea china flying planes, interfering with our military ships. there is all kind of troubling, i you a applauded administration for trying to build a relationship with china we can't be in a position of suppl

. >> jesse: congressman jamie raskin the new of lies.on impeachment and january 6th. lying again this time about the biden bribe scheme where the biden administration were paid cash for policy. there is in document floating around this really credible informant says that the biden bribe scheme, well the fbi is covering it up jamie rascal said the fbi looked into that whole thing and they said it was nothing. >> what i know is that the fbi department of justice team under william barr and scott brady in the western district of pennsylvania terminated the investigation. they said there were no grounds for further investigative steps. so they ended that. >> jesse: false. a high ranking source from trump's justice department tells "primetime" rascal's lying. in fact, a team of fbi, justice and cia officials vetted the biden bribe document and determined it was not disinformation. it was a legit allegation and the document was then delivered to the delaware prosecutor's office for the hunter biden investigation. rascal knew that. the fbi said

thanks to kt mcfarland, joe, jamie, and kat. >> severe weather striking the southwest.g massive hail and multiple tornadoes seen moving through colorado. plea people are reportedly dead in texas after a powerful storm leveled parts of the small town of matador. over 100,000 people are still without power in the loan star state this morning. >> plus, the coast guard expects oxygen to run out on that missing tourist submersible in just about two hours from now. we'll tell you everything we knowow

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for this, we honor congressman jamie raskin.applause] >> please welcome back to the stage the president of the truman center. [applause] jonquilyn: good afternoon. how are we doing it? it's not a conference without hundreds if not thousands of gallons of coffee. we supply it. it is your obligation to drink it. thank you for sticking with us. what a day. [applause] i learned some things about geneva, wisconsin i never knew and maybe wish i didn't. a cautionary tale to be sure, and a good reminder that history is around us. speaking of history, that was a fantastic conversation between the ambassador. thank you again. [applause] the entire team for partnering with us, this is your queue. they have been tremendous. we are not done with the ambassador yet. now, we get to what is one of the most special and cherished parts of our tradition. the presentation of our award for exceptional moral courage in public service. every year, we give this award to recognize a public servant whose values have led them to do what is right, even whe

ybut jamie cap serving.hemotherapy took his hair he kept showing up asking questions, holding investigations, writing legislation and serving his constituents all in his national bandannas. he has went on today. we were all relieved and grateful he rang the bell and announce the cancer was in remission. let's give him a hand. my back last year, during my own acceptance speech for this award i said the greatest challenges inspire the greatest courage. i can think of one who has faced greater challenges or who has inspired greater courage jamie raskin. jamie, i admire you so much. your bravery in human form it is truly a privilege to present you with this award. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ well, ambassador thomas greenfield. thank you for those love remarks on think the truman center for this high honor. and i am moved beyond measure and certainly beyond justification to receive this award. but i must confess. ♪ [laughter] didn't know if the hecklers are the music was going to get me first. [laughter] but i am filled wit

jamie dimon said he loves his country. he said that before.ven you when you interviewed him a few months ago it feels bill ackman is trying to build a movement. the assumption is potentially that president biden may not run for whatever reason. although he has thrown his hat into the ring. the other assumption is if biden is running, that jamie dimon could have a chance of actually beating him and it seems very unlikely at this point in which case, it opens the possibility of the third party and as we know n the u.s., it is difficult to get critical mass behind a third party >> running as an independent doesn't work in the u.s. he would have to consider running as a democrat. many are thinking back to bloomberg and his run and the problems with his run is he was well known on the coast and in new york city. beyond that, he wasn't a household name he wasn't beloved by the broader nation the fear would be dimon would be in a similar position. >> i think you need to appreciate as well is the democratic party has representatives from across the sp

i don't think jamie wants to deal with that right now.er how many times bill ackman demands he runs for president. liz: charlie, thank you. >> anytime. liz: five minutes to the close. dow, s&p nasdaq well into the green but off the highs of the session. we should point out s&p 500, nasdaq positive for the week. the dow not there yet. actually, market this is week, the dow is positive. the s&p is not. the nasdaq is. you know what they say? sell in may and go away? may is done. the dow finished out the month down but s&p and nasdaq closed out may slightly higher here. i wouldn't call 5% slightly for the nasdaq. if history is any indication, that might hold true for june. according to the stock traders almanac, from 1950 to 2022 the s&p rises just .1 on average in june while the dow typically loses .2 of a percent. our "countdown closer" says they're is still places to pile into. some of the best bright spots might have attractive dividend yields. where should you look? joining me now, 420 billion in assets under management, u.s. bank public

we thought so little of this that jamie allowed me to take steven to the doctor. when i got there, the doctor had some pretty terrible news she said steven probably had something which he did. something called causes tumors in different organs include steven's brain steven has epilepsy ons autism spectrum and nonverbal and going through that experience with my son including a. four hour seizure, you start to evaluate things what's important what do you want tods and through that process of discernment i wanted to do more than what i was doing. and steven was my inspiration. so i ran for office -- ran for the state senate twice and won, was elected and served as state treasure ire elected serve as missouri attorney general. and i'm blessed for all of the work aye been able tods on behalf of the people that i've represented to be a voice for those who needed a voice. and so i decided to run for senate again to be a voice for people for all six million missouri i can and forgotten men and women who said who i referenced earlier who work hard every day and want a fair

jamie frederick is one of response coordinator for the efforts. the rescue efforts to do asset 1st grade statement will be opening up some questions for you all. we do have about 10 minutes today. so after the following statement, we do ask you to limit everybody to one question and we'll try to get around as many as we can. my staff will be available afterwards that we can take some additional questions. they may not have been able to get to or may not answer fully to get your contact information, and our staff will be able to get back to you with that information. this time i'd like to welcome katherine, jamie, frederick response coordinator in the 1st coast guard district. good afternoon, captain jamie frederick with 1st coast guard district response department, which overseas search and rescue operations under rear admiral john motor the 1st coast guard district commander. i'll provide a brief recap of our coordinated search efforts for the $21.00 foot submersible with 5 people on board, along with providing an update on current search efforts

once the fbi allowed me and jamie raskin my counterpart on the house oversight committee to go in andt i read it again and realized two footnotes that referenced other 1023's. this is going to turn out a lot like the suspicious activity report that the treasury had on the biden's. there's a lot more than what the federal government wants to admit, why hasn't the federal government done anything about it. we've really brought out that the biden family had 20 show cut means that the sole purpose was to launder money from six different banks and they called it money laundering and the six different reports they laundered money from foreign nationals and transfer that money to nine different biden family members. it is a serious crime that it appears the only entity in the world that is investigating is the house oversight committee. >> speaking of house oversight, your colleague jamie raskin said the matter was investigated and closed i want you to listen and then i'll ask you a question on the other side. >> that was checked out by the u.s. attorney for the western district of pennsylva

that was captain jamie frederick speaking at _ loved ones.king at a _ loved ones. that was captain jamie frederick speaking at a news - frederick speaking at a news conference. let's cross to boston and our news correspondent carl nasmin. really reiterated notjust how much of a top priority this was, but also the complexity of the search. it but also the complexity of the search. . , but also the complexity of the search. ., , ., , search. it really did, and they called this — search. it really did, and they called this a _ search. it really did, and they called this a full— search. it really did, and they called this a full court - search. it really did, and they called this a full court press. | search. it really did, and they - called this a full court press. they said they're making this their top priority, but emphasising how difficult of a task this really is. we heard them mentioning the distance from the coast of the us, 900 miles, it was striking to hear the size of the area they're searching. it's about the size of connecticut. earl

and bill barr slams jamie raskin's claim the probe was terminated, he said that never happened.e will his rebuke next. choice hotels has a hotel for every type of stay. like a comfort with the kiddos. spacious! that's what they all say. stay twice and get a $50 gift card when you book direct at choicehotels.com. our heritage is ingrained in our skin. and even when we metamorphosize into our new evolved form, we carry that spirit with us. because you can take alfa romeo out of italy. but you best believe, you can't take the italy out of an alfa romeo. >> steve: bill barr is denying jamie raskin's claim on the alleged joe biden bribery scheme. >> what i know is that the f fbi-department of justice terminated the investigation, said no grounds for further investigative steps, they ended that. >> steve: the ag says it is not true. it wasn't closed down, on the contrary sent to delaware u.s. attorney. joining us is fox news contributor marc thiessen. good morning to you. you have jamie raskin who said i heard from the fbi, they sat in my office and told me it was closed and the forme

what jamie raskin is talking about is not the same thing.he form 1023 pertaining to joe biden and bribery was passed along according to fbi and bill barr to the u.s. attorney in delaware, who was investigating joe biden. it also may be turned over to the special counsel. remember, there is a special counsel investigating joe biden for mishandling classified documents, he just hasn't been in the news a lot. according to the fbi and to bill barr, joe biden is currently under investigation for bribery and this gets lost in translation because the media is so focused on donald trump. here is what we know. there are 20 shell companies, at least, probably more, laundering money from foreign nationals, including romania delivering foreign aid and talking about foreign policy, form 1023 alleged the exact same thing happened in ukraine and the reason i think it is credible, trey, this was dated this last 1023, in june or july of 2020, three years before anybody knew about the shell companies and knew the bidens were laundering money. the informant sa

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