you wrote in the report for rolling stone. about the work that trump's people are doing. how serious is this effort. what is this. or realist of people who are gonna be ousted from government once trump gets reelected if he gets reelected. >> that's 1000 percent what they are trying to form right now. it is a serious endeavor. i'm not just among trump himself but within his broader political appointment. it's not just from the reporting we have in the story. from anonymous sources here and there. but also from some of the people who in our story are saying these things on the record. they are not shy about doing this. as we reporting the story, trump himself as masking some of his key lieutenants and close political allies and activists who are very close to him do we know all of the names of the senior fbi and doj personnel and attorneys who are leading the charge into these multiple federal probes in to begin. obviously the idea is to one day. one of his second term if he gets a second term. if he returns to power to oust them and clear them out from the federal governm

[laughs] nice callback. >> rob: that's right, so i was newly sober, and it was backstage at a rolling stones i had this, i was like okay, i'm either going to party with keith richards and not be sober, or i'm going to turn down keith richards? to go party with, like whatever it is? and i remembered i did not do it, but it was one of those -- >> kelly: good for you, that's hard. if you turned on something that rad, you knew that you needed to make a change in your life. you know that, you know? and that's a good point. >> rob: i felt like if i could do that, then i was going to be all right. >> kelly: i would get worried, i have done things, and i'm not that rad. i'm like, i can't hang with people.

we have uh the ramones we have talked to heads guns and roses rolling stones. of course frank ocean, which is his favorite. i usually start with that one the i how many was 17 i understand that there's thousands of victims from gong wireless, but there's 17 direct victims from the private informant of the we also have 17 flowers. so a way for me to somehow support these other families and make them be part of this without infringing the privacy or anything is to place a flower, you know, these messages the, i don't want you to know that here as well. there with a low voice. fighting for his right now is our margin for his life is arguing for your life. so this very strong the i didn't know was before this, but i feel like i do not. it's indescribable, the amount of like work that his father's been doing, he's always there for us and i think well, and then well, we're as we call him in our movement till manny has become, isn't really an uncle to us. it's amazing to see the amount of loving some nations man can have about 3 such tragedy occurred the same. go back

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according to new reporting by austin soup saying in rolling stone this week, trump and his team have been working to identify the fbi agents and other justice department personnel who have been involved in those investigations with the intention of dismissing them should trump win the presidency again. and among the list of people that trump would fire at the outset of a possible second term is christopher wray, the man that trump himself tapped to become the fbi director back in 2017. joining me now, kimberly atkins store, senior columnist for the boston globe opinion. she is also a columnist for the emancipator, co-host of the sisters in law podcast, an msnbc political analyst. also with, this is another member of the sisters in law podcast. joyce vance, former u.s. attorney also msnbc contributor and columnist. good morning to both of you, thank you for being with us. joyce, let's start with the jack smith investigation and the news that the grand jury is resuming something this week. we don't know what, but we are always trying to read the tea leaves as to what this means about t

we can hear that in a minute, but brianjones from the rolling stones was the man that brought them toiam burroughs, brion gysin in the �*505. in the 1960s, brianjones came down to the village and he was so enamoured with the music that he came back in 1968 and recorded what's called the first world music album. this came out posthumously in 1971. it was called brian jones presents the pipes of pan atjoujouka and it's really one of these totemic things. it's brought people to the village ever since. we do a festival every year in the village for 50 people and the musicians play occasionally outside the village — and we're delighted to be here at this festival today. they are opening up the pyramid stage at midday. the festival will end with sir eltonjohn on the same stage. and the last time it was u2 on this stage. but, yeah, over to the music. yeah, let's hear a little bit on the channel. let's take it away. music. at least is not the manifested normally is! at least is not the manifested normally is! now it's time for a look at the weather with matt. hello. we've got some weather cha

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if joe biden was a rolling stone song it would be help me up. he should not be embracing anything. lean into your age. don't lean into anything, you might get hurt. >> i understand why joe biden is doing this from a strategic standpoint. it is better to have people laugh with you than at you. like ronald reagan did this during the debates. he said i will not talk about age on the campaign trail. i don't want to explode exploit my youth opponents experience. i only think you can joke about your age when it's not a genuine concern. chuck grassley can make jolts. he is 89 and sharp as a tack. but for joe biden, a lot of it. >> believe my waist size out of this. >> let me ask you this. the ceo of budweiser says they would not use dylan mulvaney again. dylan mulvaney is mad at bud light. i feel bad for the people that are getting screwed are the rude drivers and people that work for anheuser-busch. they lost 20, now going on $30 billion and they are down 30% in sales. people will lose jobs and it's not going to be the jackasses in management. >> through no fault of their own. the people

two sources telling rolling stone that several lawyers and confidantes have discussed their unconfirmed suspicion in order to reduce his own legal matter. one source told rolling stone some of trump's long time allies and close advisers have taken sardonically to using the rat emoji. meow. they were not willing to comment. surprise. joining me now are two former federal prosecutors, rinado mariati and glen kirshner. notwithstanding barr's attempt to indict hillary clinton who was already cleared, donald trump did it, he said he did it, he wasn't going to give the documents back. >> yeah, i am loathe to agree with bill barr, but he's right. i'm going to say something i'm not sure everybody has ever said, sometimes the rules of evidence can be a beautiful thing because what donald trump is saying may be admissible in the court of public opinion. here's the rules of evidence, to faux news networks, he's posting on his third rate social media platform, anything that incriminates him is admissible evidence if the prosecutors try to introduce it at trial, but everything that he says that exon

we have talked to hatch guns and roses, rolling stones of course frank ocean, which is his favorite. i usually start with that one the man, the home or the wall, 17 times i understand that there's thousands of victims from gone virus, but there's 17 direct victims from the private informant. the we also have 17 flowers. so a way for me to somehow support these other families and make them be part of this without infringing the privacy or anything is to place a flower, you know, these messages the, i don't want you to know. so here's where i live with a low voice funding for his right. now, he's our margin for his life is large, you for your life. so there's very strong the i didn't know was before this, but i feel like i do not. it's indescribable, the kind of like work that his father's been doing. he's always there for us and i think well, and then well, we're as we call him in our movement till manny has become, isn't really an uncle to us. it's amazing to see the amount of loving some nations man can have about 3 such tragedy occurred the same. go back and look at these. david wa

this comes as rolling stone -- excuse me, rolling stone report that trump has asked at least one of hisy's and close advisers if that person knew the names of senior fbi agents and justice department personnel who are working on the federal probes investigation. trump said he wanted the doj to purge those officials, if he was reelected. on top of all of, that there is new anxiety within the trump legal team but somebody among them is a double agent, and already cooperating with federal investigators. who knows? how did they get that recording in the first place? my panel is back with me. cynthia, let me start with you, with corcoran here, based on the guardian recording, you have this former trump lawyer saying he was told that mar-a-lago, the storage room was the only location which classified documents were stored. he was waved off searching other locations on the location. if you are jacks mitt, what do you make of that? >> what i make of it is what jack smith has already made of it, which is that he has figured out that there is a crime for all exceptions, and he went to having a fe

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the information that sonar in the search area recorded noise first appeared on the page for rolling stone magazine , the publication referred to the text of some internal memo, the official structure did not comment on the presence of any knocks. boeing p8 poseidon deployed sonar buoys that reported contact in a position close to the disaster site every 30 minutes, eight knocks were heard in the area, additional sonar was deployed in the area 4 hours later. and knock. still a fight was heard over time continuing according to us and canadian authorities to the search area. now there are eight ships, one of which is a remotely controlled deep-sea vehicle. it is equipped with camera motors and is able to detect the bathyscaphe, but is unable to lift it, requiring another specialized fireway vehicle to rescue it. dip-potion salvage system using a system of pontoons, it allows you to lift objects weighing up to 27 tons to the surface. this system must be delivered to the site in at the same time, from the point of view of the weather, the situation for the rescue operation is improving today ,

guard confirms that underwater noises were detected in that search area this update came after "rolling stone" first reported that researchers were hearing banging sounds every 30 minutes, according to department of homeland security communications, and nbc news has not obtained or verified the clock is ticking to reach the missing sub which has only a little over a day's worth of oxygen left. all five passengers on board have been identified, the youngest be being 19-year-old suleman dawood who is on the sub with his father, and ocean gaed, the company that operates the tour confirmed their ceo is on board. >>> the president's son has accepted a plea deal on multiple misdemeanor charges. but as peter alexander explains, even the younger biden's harshest critics are not happy about the outcome. >> reporter: after a five-year investigation, hunter biden has reach add reached a plea deal to likely avoid prison time. prosecutors say biden did not pay more than $100,000 in taxes on $1.5 million in income in 2017 and 2018. and two sources tell nbc news the prosecutor will recommend probation. whil

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if joe biden was a rolling stone song, it be help me up. >> he should not embracing anything, though, like leaning to your age. i'm like, no, don't lean into anything you might get hurt. >> i also think i understand why joe biden doing this from. a strategic standpoint, because it's better to have people with you then at you like ronald reagan walike rs did this during the debates when he said, i'm not going to talk about age on the campaign trail. ag i don't want to exploitalk au and i will not let opponent's youth and inexperience and youth and inexperience last moment. >> it was a great moment for him. but i only think you can jok cae about your age when it's not a genuine concern. yes, chuck grassley ca n make jokes. >> he's 89. he's sharp as a tack. thank you. bus a but fot for joe biden, a , hey, you leave my waist size out of this, okay? aly wa ofl right. >> well, they really ask this dilemma. so the ceo of budweiser says they wouldn't might use dylan mulvaney again to get a bit mad at bud light. yeah. and i can think of i feel bad the people that are getting screwed, the route

rolling stone summed up tucker's show - this is a sad shadow of what he did in prime time.re may photos of a sad tucker with an ax in his house. fox made a large modern studio, but he took everything clean and the presenter had to make a new one. seems like a sad story. that's just the first episode of tucker's show gathered more viewers than the evening news on the largest american channels, tens of millions views against millions, even the now most popular host fox hate, was left far behind against this background of the attempts of some media to cover up the success of the show with tar . frankly speaking, veins. all major media and almost all major journalists under white house control, they are absolutely afraid to say something against the white house politician sable in relation to foreign policy and military policy, and so the only, and not the only such journalist at the federal level, who boldly to tell the truth. he tells everything as it is and the trial did not pass. at the first episode of the show already has about eighty million views and the figure continue

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we have talked to had guns and roses rolling stones, of course, frank ocean, which is his favorite. i usually start with that one the of the i hammer the wall, 17 times i understand that there's thousands of victims from gong fired with but there's 17 direct victims from the private informant. the we also have 17 flowers. so a way for me to somehow support these other families and make them be part of this without infringing the privacy or anything is to place a flower. you know, these, but the, i don't want you to know. so here's where i live with a live body for his right now is our margin for his life is large, you for your life. so this is from the i didn't know was before this, but i feel like i do not. it's indescribable, the amount of like work that is father's been doing. he's always there for us. and i think well, and then, well, we're, as we call him in our movement to many has become isn't really an uncle to us. it's amazing to see the amount of loving some nation's man can have passed through such tragedy occurred the the same. go back and look at these david was the gre

"rolling stone" reporting that a letter signed by a-list actors jennifer lawrence and meryl streep, alongith hundreds of others, warned their guild, sag-aftra, that they are "prepared to strike if it comes to that." adding, "if we settle for a less than transformative deal, the future of our union and our craft will be undermined." s.a.g.'s contract due to expire in mere hours at midnight local time. tonight, actors tell us streaming has led to shrinking residuals and shorter seasons meaning less money. >> it's a matter of keeping up with the technology. we need to recognize the current trends. >> reporter: it comes nearly two months after thousands of film and tv writers hit the picket lines, shuttering many productions. comedian jay leno hoping for a deal, but supports actors joining the writers in strike. >> it would probably move things along. when you're making less money now than you were 15 years ago, that can't be right. >> reporter: with both groups striking at the same time, that hasn't happened in six decades. with no writers, no actors, that could have a seismic impact on ente

bruce springsteen is still touring, he is in his 70s, the rolling stones are still touring, they are eltonjohn is still touring, he is in his 70s although he says this is his farewell tour. obviously we would like them to go on forever, that's not going to be possible, but can you see this technology recreating gigs in the future so that generations to come might be able to see bruce springsteen live? i think that's quite possible, and not only like abba voyage but also ai driven, so that they will actually be able to talk to the audience in real time and you will... the illusion will be complete, that's what i think what will happen in the future. part of the joy of the abba voyage show i think is the fact that you are here, we are having this conversation now, and we watch versions of you from 1979, younger versions of you. do you think it will be a different experience if it was amy winehouse or whitney houston or prince? tricky, right? how do you deal with that? everyone knows that they are not around anymore, so what would they say themselves about doing this? we can say yes or

flights in the morning, a man was wounded there on the island , he was injured as a result of the rolling stonesnd the krivil attack on this micro-district itself, then around ten o'clock there were the arrivals of two manned aircraft carriers of the ware immediately kamianka there about 60 houses were destroyed, the house of the village council, the school was just yesterday, and it flew over there like a guided air bomb and destroyed the music school, that is , the russians designated nove selo for destruction, as it was a kryzomyss, and i continue to launch air bombs there, they also dropped two albums they are between the villages, cossack fun there fortunately , there were no casualties under the fire and boryslav near the boryslav district hospital, there were flights, fortunately there were no such massive destructions, there are minor damages, everyone is alive healthy thank god you know my friends write to me on facebook with a reference to people who are interested in archeology , they write about the fact that the enemies of the russians robbed the ancient sanctuaries of ukraine, whic

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well, why don't you study the question at the art hospital, let's say the queen group or the rolling stonet's according to many other groups for a cyst and so on. well well, it is much more interesting, i wanted to ask you because i read your post and why did i invite you because of this about the empathy of ukrainians because it is for us to understand this thesis that i said at the beginning of the broadcast, unfortunately you did not hear it because you joined later when the soldier replied to my friend on facebook. when we were told, how are you surviving? how are you coping with this war , and the soldier says we are not us for a long time, that is, we have become different in order to win, survive and win this war. that is, we have changed and she says i understood that i have long ago not me, maybe ukrainians are not the same as they were with this war for a long time and that is why the lack of empathy for a russian who is eaten by a shark is just such a reaction that it was normal. maybe she scared someone and you did not remember the story with the maya tribe, if not i'm wrong, h

you study the question in the hospital of art, let's say the queen group or the youtube group rolling stones i wanted to ask you much more interestingly, because i read your post and why i invited you because of this about the empathy of ukrainians, because it is for our own understanding of this thesis that i said at the beginning of the broadcast, unfortunately you did not hear because you joined later when the soldier answered in my well friend on facebook when we were told how are you going through how are you coping with this war and the soldier says we are no longer us for a long time that is we have become different in order to win this war to survive and win that is we have changed and she says i understood that i also long ago i'm not like that anymore, maybe ukrainians are not like that for a long time they were with this war, and therefore the lack of empathy for a russian who is eaten by a shark is just such a reaction that it was normal . maybe she scared someone and you did not remember the story with the maya tribe, if i am not mistaken , how did they prepare for the war, how

but it looks so stupas and weird and the other thing is i am mindful of what liberace and rolling stones said. they never talked politics. liberace purposely said i'm not going to talk politics but is not my place. so why baseball is getting into this. it just feels like the nfl kneeling controversy all over again and i think baseball should stay away from it. it's about having a good time at the ballpark. >> it's about being fueled by this der i. [bleep] showing up of corporations i've tried to find a story that would combine two things you love. baseball and trans. are you ready? what do you feel about this particular story? anger? pain? >> i feel nothing. it's a hard month for those of us who feel nothing. >>. [laughter] >> why don't we talk about that? i don't have deeply held beliefs in terms of religion or in terms of look. i am one of those people. you want to be a drag queen, that's cool. you are a christian, that's cool but unfortunately every party is a pitchfork party and those of us who want to hang. you can't do that anymore. i was thinking about taking the entire month of j

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former white house trump communications director, anthony scaramucci, and "rolling stone" columnist, jay michaelson. let's look at the polling numbers. donald trump's favorable numbers, among republicans and republican-leaning voters. in may, they were 77% approval. now, 67% unfavorable. now, 27%. and then, in terms of given the federal charges -- ts is what was asked -- trump should end his campaign. 90% of democrats say yes. 62% of independents say yes. 27% of republicans. what do you make of all that? >> i think it's a small dent. i don't think it's a big enough dent yet. if those numbers start to move, he'll drop out of the race. he will not be able to handle an eviscerating defeat in iowa or new hampshire. >> he won't drop out before iowa or new hampshire? >> no. but if you told me he went to 55% unfavorable in the republican party, and you saw somebody like governor christie or governor desantis rise in the polls and you saw another indictment or two and you saw him starting to unravel. i don't know what he's doing with his hair, but you have to get a new hair style or somethin

the artist represented by this suit, among the biggest names in music including the rolling stones, ladyaga, maranda lambert and rihanna, they want their money. ashley: stuart: thank you very much. take a look at this. an op-ed, reparations for slavery? california's bad idea catches on. jason riley wrote that. he joins me now. it looks like in new york is taking california's lead and forming a slave reparations commit he. you say this is a nutty idea. why? >> first of all, california was never a slave state. new york banned slavery in 1827 before the civil war. just on the face of it. it is on the two states that were never part of the confederacy are leading the charge on this but the other problem is the logistical one which is all the slaveowners and all the slaves are long gone. if they are reparations to be paid between those two parties, they are not here to do that. the idea that generations later we are going to rectify this past is just nonsensical. most white americans whenever slaveowners to begin with even in the south, even in the confederacy most white people did not own sl

♪ stuart: good morning, a little rolling stones.t is 10:00 eastern and we go straight to the money. the dow industrials are up 146 points. the nasdaq which was up more than 100 points is up 50 but we will take it. the bottom right-hand corner of the screen, most of the dow 30 are in the green. it is a rally day today. 10 year treasury yield slightly lower, this one is slightly higher, 377 on the 10 year, the price of oil $70, $69.72 and bitcoin is up back to the $26,000 level. that's the market on this inflation day. now this. one of the most beautiful cities in america on the verge of economic and cultural collapse. san francisco has become the poster child of urban failure, the fall has been dramatic. i lived there in the 1970s. it was a beautiful city where everyone wanted to be, not now. i use the word collapse. i don't think that's an exaggeration. there is now a sudden rush of people and businesses, on market street, one of the biggest in the city, closing. 19 stores in the union square area including nordstrom, office depot,

and complete search was actually a ploy by trump to retain classified documents, this comes as rolling stoneg reports that trump has asked at least one of his personal attorney's and close advisers if that person knew the names of senior fbi agents and justice department personnel who were working on the federal probe is investigating him. trump said that he wanted the doj to purge those officials, if he was reelected. and on top of all of that, there is new anxiety within the trump legal team that someone among them is a double agent. and already cooperating with federal investigators. who knows? how did he even get that recording in the first place? my panel is back with me. cynthia, let me start with you with evan corcoran here. based on this guardian reporting, you've got this former trump lawyer saying that he was told that mar-a-lago's storage room was the only situation where classified documents were stored. he was waved off from searching other locations on the property. if you are jacks mitt, what do you make of that? >> what i make of it is with jack smith has already made of, it

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to talk about all this i'm joined by cnn political analyst calm news, rolling stone columnist jane michaelsonlyst natasha alford, and cnn senior political commentator scott jennings. great to see all of you tonight. coleman, this is so intertwined now. it is not just people who worked in the white house or may have witnesses, now people on trump's campaign are involved in the investigation. the special counsel is asking them. it is really quite a tangled web at this point. >> very much a tangled web and getting worse and worse because, as we have heard in the audio clip today, you know when of the defenses that trump wanted to make was that i was not really showing those classified documents. i was talking about them, but i was not necessarily showing them to her. and if you hear the audio clip, you hear him really run around for 10 to 15 seconds and seeming to be showing it to her. so it is just going from bad worse for trump from what we are learning. >> by the way, this is a different incident. so this one, this new map, the classified map, is from august or september. and that one that yo

rolling stone reports that team trump told them, quote, kevin's in trouble now.s tonight to discuss is democratic strategist, former head of the human new york state democratic party, and matthew dowd, also former droves of a bush strategist and founder of country over party. mr. dowd, to you first. this is pretty much the last thing kevin mccarthy needs as he is trying to keep his party together, right? >> yeah. i noticed after that interview he started to spin around and saying either he was misquoted where he was taken out of context and having been in politics long enough to know that when a politician says they are misquoted or the backtrack, it means they accidentally told the truth. and now he's in trouble for accidentally telling the truth that all of us know, which is that donald trump, while possibly can win, is not the strongest candidate for the republicans to put up against joe biden. kevin mccarthy, it took him 15 votes to become speaker, by the very skin of his teeth, by one or two votes. if donald trump wants to mess with him, which he seems quite

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stuart: that is the rolling stones, can't you hear me, looking at the empire state building on a niceunny day in new york city. good morning everyone, it is 10:00 eastern. the markets are closed. it is juneteenth. the futures are active, mostly on the downside. i'm looking at 100 point loss for the dow. 28 down for the nasdaq. this is not active trading. the markets in america are not open today. the 10-year treasury yield, i have that for you. it is moving up 3.76%. the price of oil, not doing that much, actually traded world commodity, $71 per barrel. bitcoin is in the same narrow range, 26,527. that is the markets. now this. >>> we're told that no one is look forward to the 2024 presidential election. if it is biden versus trump it's slugfest we've seen before. a awful lot of people who don't want to see it again. there is so much interest what you might call the second-tier election that would be, between ron desantis and gavin newsom, florida versus california. i know that newsom has yet to declare but is there any doubt he is running? we have an interesting situation today. the

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to talk about this, i am joined by cnn political analyst colin hughes, rolling stone analyst jay michelsonnd we also have senior political commentator scott jennings, great to see all of you tonight. holman, this is so intertwined, now. it is not just people who worked in the white house, or might have witnesses, now, people on trump's campaign are involved in the investigation and special counsel is asking them. it is really quite a tangled web, at this point. >> very much a tangled web and getting worse and worse because as we have heard in the audio clip, today, you know, one of the defenses trump wanted to make is, i was not really showing this classified documents, right? i was talking about them but i was not necessarily showing them to her. if you hear the audio clip, you hear him rustling around for 10 or 15 seconds and really seeming to be showing it to her. so, it is just going from bad to worse for trump from what we are learning. >> and by the way, this is a different incident. so, this one, with this new map, the classified map is from august through september. >> different ma

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podcast host, goldman whose and rolling stone columnist, jay michaels in.o have all of you here. let's look at the polling numbers. it says here that donald trump's favorable numbers, this is among republicans. and republican-leaning voters. so in may they were 77% approval. now 67, unfavorable. and may was 18%. now it's 27%. and then in terms of giving the federal charges this was what was asked. trump should and his campaign. 90% of democrats, no surprise, so yes. 62% of independents say yes. 27% of republicans. what do you make of all of this? >> i think it is a small dent. i don't think it's a big enough dent, yet. but if those numbers really start to move he'll drop out of the race. he will not be able to handle a if this rating defeat in iowa or new hampshire south carolina? but >> he won't drop out before the i wore new hampshire -- >> but those poll numbers, no. but if you told me he went to 55% unfavorable in the republican party and you saw somebody like governor christie or governor desantis rise in the polls and you saw another indictment or to.

that admission made in an interview with rolling stone.fered multiple seizures over the years and says he has epilepsy. that's tough news. >> dana: really tough to hear that. >> bill: a lot of time when they're on stage they use tell prompters. they can still use it. >> dana: good news from -- it was a good topic for hemmer celebrity news. >> bill: could be good news. >> dana: it may be. maybe there will be a miracle there. we want to find out more. congressional republicans blasting the d.o.j. over what they say different rules for president biden. you want to hear more about that? it's next. >> most republicans believe that the law now is a political tool. this double standard is real in the minds of most republicans. -that's it? -yeah. progressive's homequote explorer makes it easy to compare home insurance options. man...i told my wife i'd be in here for hours. what do we do now? we live... ♪ save time and money with progressive's homequote explorer. what you do afterwards, is up to you. oh, whoa, i was actually just thinking i would t