also joining me is the former republican congressman, joe walsh of illinois, ran against donald trump for president in 2020. the host of the podcast, white flag, with joe walsh, and the author of the book f silence, although, he spells it out. ruth, i have to say, i'm saying to my team this morning, you should get a royalty check or something like this because you've warned of all of these things that donald trump and authoritarians to. you have warned about how they just start to say the quiet stuff out loud, they don't even care, they keep on saying until people believe him. it's kind of like he listened to you and then just did it. >> unfortunately, you know, if you know how autocrats behave, at all stages of their political journey. you can actually predict what they're doing. and what they will do. and right now, if we stand back a bit, what's happening is that donald trump is not only telling us how he will, you know, what he started, as you said, in an accelerated fashion, purging people of imprisoning people, but he's also carrying out reeducation of the american people away f

joe walsh, as well. the news continues.the source, new charges against donald trump and a new codefendant. what prosecutors say about how the boss wanted surveillance video destroyed, and why the audi

we've had nothing but feet since trump was elected. >> my man, charlie, joe walsh, you guys made thisciting, and fun. i appreciated the conversation very, very much. coming up, does the supreme court have an ethics problem? more and more americans seem to think so, we are taking a hard look at the high court after these getting new rulings this week. another hour of velshi starts right after this quick commercial break. don't go anywhere. uick commercial break don't go anywhere. don't go anywhere. s. tourists photographing thousands of miles of remote coral reefs. that can be analyzed by ai in real time. ♪ so researchers can identify which areas are at risk. and help life underwater flourish. ♪

joining me now, former republican congressman, joe walsh, and cnn chief political correspondent, danabout the hold the former presidents appears to have over the speaker of the house right now? >> it's tight. it's very tight. that has been the case for sometime. especially since january, when kevin mccarthy had to go through so many 15 rounds of votes, in order to get the speakership. he was very much helped by donald trump. whom he calls and got some of the last holdouts in the conference to relent. into vote for kevin mccarthy. the idea that whether there was a promise for, not whether this was even entertained says a lot. because you put the question out there, whether not achieve anything to expunge any impeachment. it's not a thing. it's not a thing at all. it's not possible. it's possible to have a vote to express the sentiment of the house of representatives, it won't change the fact. -- >> there's not a giant pan with a big factor that will expunge the record? >> no. you know, oddly, even though the former president would, i'm sure want to make that, so there is no reality in

also former republican congressman, joe walsh.cuments case, how do you see it impacting the campaign for the former president? >> you know, i have to see evidence, which i haven't seen so far, that it is going to influence it, at least in a negative way. that construct that you read of his, he has drilled it in again and again and again, each of these indictments is an effort on the part of the deep state. his political enemies in the biden administration to stop him from running and to pry people of their voice. to his supporters, that's been a compelling argument. right now, ever since these indictments started, he's actually climbed in the polls. anderson, i need to see some evidence that this is going to be somehow different than that. >> congressman, you republican senator, roger, marshall sidestepped questions about the new charges. saying he hadn't even heard. trump ally, and member of the gop leadership congresswoman elise stefanik, is railing against the new charges tonight, saying our justice system is broken. do you thi

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joe walsh, as well. the news continues. that's it for us "the source with kaitlan collins" starts now. >>> tonight, straight from the source, new charges against donald trump and a new codefendant. what prosecutors say about how the boss wanted surveillance video destroyed, and why the audio of trump discussing classified military plans can no longer be dismissed as bravado. this as trump sees another indictment and the other investigation is all but a done deal. what the former president is saying about today's closed door meeting with prosecutors investigating january 6th and what the special counsel's office is and isn't telling his attorneys. plus, he briefed trump on classified intelligence of a near daily basis for two years. dan coates will join me for an exclusive interview. i'm kaitlan collins, and this is "the source". >>> tonight, donald trump is facing new federal charges and he has a new codefendant, as prosecutors are now accusing the former president of asking walt nauta and coarlos deoliveira to delete secur

recommend hunter college and lisa called while the political strategist who start escaping manager for joe walsh's 2020 presidential campaign. my sunday morning power political panel, basil and lucy it so great to see you guys and i'll start with you, lucy. i want your action to this recent washington post reporting the trump tried to pressure then arizona governor doug doocy to overturn the states presidential election results in 2020. no trump reportedly sands that have enough fraudulent votes could be found that he would overcome his loss in that state. get another perfect call, right. like the one to georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger but lucy, these allegations are related to an election and whatever you want to sabotage money payments or whatever, these are safe to do with an election and integrity election. >> yeah. that is right. in the case of doug doocy you see that doug doocy decided not to play the game with donald trump, and as a result he has essentially persona non grata in the republican party. not just in arizona better nationally as well because he is disloyal and in c

and joe walsh, who primaried trump in 2020, tweeted when he was campaigning as at a trump rally he asked ever told a lie. 40 people, all 40 people said no. no, trump has never lied. how emblematic is that of where this current primary race stands? is there any red line for trump supporters? >> yeah, erin, it is everything. there is a bit of a sociological and cultural phenomenon to donald trump that could be studied for years. but politically, what we know is that his grip on the party remains as strong as ever. i believe at this point we might see donald trump go wire to wire in the republican primary, as all these other candidates will just never have an opportunity to encroach upon him, which then sets up a very hard question for the nation. as you've discussed, we likely will have a house republican conference that may impeach joe biden and expunged, though it is legally meaningless, donald trump's impeachment. donald trump will run around the country saying joe biden -- i wasn't impeached, you were. what we know from republican voters as they believe him and a by that. donald trump

joined by two members of former members of congress, rather, max rose, democrat from new york, and joe walshan from illinois. good to see both of you. so, max, according to the new york times, the court's decision could fuel broader outreach to the working class voters who have drifted away from the party because of what they see as elitism. do you agree? >> yeah, i don't think that this one ruling, and there's been plenty of democrats in congress that have supported this point, i don't think this one ruling in and of itself is going to be that politically salient, come 2024. that's not to say that it is an incredibly critical, unjust, egregious, and will have significant ramifications as it pertains to the perpetuation of racial injustice. but as the democratic party walks this very fine line of both proportion, correctly, so to say that they are in favor of working class issues, bread and butter issues, lowering the price of essential goods expanding the middle class, while at the same time, fighting for democracy, preserving the constitution, it will be absolutely essential that they spea

. >> former congressman joe walsh, i appreciate it. >> can i quickly say?tes in his conference take a very, very tough vote. >> yeah. coming up next, appreciate it. thank you. coming up next, what a source saying phenomenon about the possibility the accused gilgo beach serial killer committed the three murders he's been charged with in his long island home that he shared with his wife, and why the investigation is widened to at least three other locations around the country. ebt hold you back. refi at sofi.com. you cocould save thousands and get to your goals faster. sofi. get your money right. (upbeat music) - [narrator] what if there was a hearing aid that could keep up with you? (notification dings) this is jabra enhance select. it's a smart hearing solion that makes hearing aids more convenient and less expensive. it connects with your phon so you can stream calls and music. with jabra enhance select's premium package, better hearing doesn't have to start in a doctor's office. it starts with a free online hearing test you could take almost anywhere, so

economy, it is how we feel, and every four years comes down to the economy comes down to the walsh where joeublican candidate i'm sorry. >> i completely agree i think these are main issues that americans will be thinking about whether or not joe biden can out the record on economy we know truth american public knows the truth donald trump, did help the economy i mean when joe biden, entered office we were on a bus, now on a boom now complete bust, americans know better. cheryl: yeah, energy independence we don't have that any more that is gone, michael kelly you are staying right there prisowners one more hour next hour of "mornings with maria". >> i am cheryl casone for maria bartiromo monday, july 17, 8:00 a.m. eastern time, president biden climate envoy john kerry in beijing today urging china putting methane he missions, china was biggest polluter 2021, nearly 1 1w 1/2 billio

kayak coach campbell walsh, a silver medallist from athens in 2004, is on hand with instant video analysis. joe who may very well go head—to—head against him in their home water next summer. they're evenly matched, having shared victories and gold medals so far this season. but it's another olympic medal he's chasing. and, now, with two events to compete in, he may need a bigger trophy cabinet. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz schafernaker. hello. it's a day of scattered clouds with a few showers and relatively cool compared to what the mediterranean experienced yesterday. in some spots we had extreme temperatures, the highest of which was recorded in sardinia — 48.2 degrees celsius. not a record, but close to it. i want to show you what's going to be happening over the next 2a hours. the jet stream will take a bit of a dive across europe and into the mediterranean. that essentially means that the heat will be pushed away towards more eastern parts of the med, so a huge drop for this central mediterranean region. in palermo it was 47 degrees on monday. by wednesday we're talk

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joe. i need -- commissioner of labor, i voted for marty walsh, and person was the person who could bring people together. he'd come from labor, but basically he brought business and labor. julie hasn't had that experience. i think she's well trained and competent inn different things that she's done, but to have the leadership of the secretary of labor in the united states of america, you've got to bring peoplee together. and coming from just one side and the other side being disconnect from that isn't going to work. >> [inaudible] ing. >> no,om no, i'll never make tht decision -- [inaudible] >> senator sinema and become an independent? >> we'll see what happens. [inaudible conversations] >> thank you all. [inaudible conversations] ♪ >> c-span's campaign 2024 coverage is your front row seat to the presidential election. watch our coverage of the candidates on the campaign trail with announcements, meet and greets, speeches and events. to make up your own mind. campaign 2024 on the c-span networks, c-span now -- our free mobile video app -- or anytime online at c-span.org. c-span, your unfiltere

joe biden. tom: he has worked with marty walsh.ican institution, the teamsters, with all the debates -- but mr. o brien, he will tell us about the symbolism of the ups deal, and beyond it. but it is a huge moment for organized labor. lisa: some 340,000 members. this is not insignificant. i am curious about the details because, yes, you have the teamsters is saying that ups blinked. with this kind of messaging you wonder about the concessions on both sides. something like $30 billion extra given to the members. what is the new paradigm for labor negotiations? tom: the question is does labor finally get a share. ethan harris can remember when labor had some form of power and they gave it up for whatever in 2007 and 2008. lisa: and corporate profits a share as the pool increased. will we see more of this are a very small adjustment? tom: coming up, are important interview with the head of the teamsters, the local 25 in boston, to changing the labor economy of america. sean o'brien is next. stay with us. ♪ >> and further contact -- a f

joe lynskey, bbc news. staying with the world cup, and england need just a point against china on tuesday to progress to the knock—out stages. midfielder keira walshed up against denmark, but is remaining with the camp, from where jane dougall reports. the question on everybody pass lives is how is keira walsh and will she play again in this tournament? the fa did confirm that scans had revealed that she had not ruptured her acl, which of course was everybody�*s firr. but that she would not be playing in the final group stage match against china. the extent of her knee injury is not yet known but she will be staying at england's training base here in terrigal to continue her recovery. england are already without three key players in their squad. all through major knee injuries. her team—mate rachel daly spoke to the media today and understandably the main topic of conversation was keira walsh's injury and the impact on the england squad. she walsh's injury and the impact on the england squad-— england squad. she is good. she is in ood england squad. she is good. she is in good spirits- _ england squad. she is good. she is in good spirits. that _ e

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president and chief investment officer of hennion & walsh asset management one more do we go in september too at this point, kevin? or more data needed? >> joes blowout jobs report. we have to recognize that the unemployment rate has risen at 3.6%, and by the fed's own estimates, should raise further to 4.1% by the end of the year why do they need to raise interest rates anymore that's only going to put further stress on the consumer and potentially lead us into a recessionary period, which i believe the fed is trying to avoid. >> do you think now that, i mean, is it possible that the fed could orchestrate a soft landing, kevin could they win could they do it could they do this exactly right? >> the way i see it right now, joe, there's four remaining fomc meetings this year they meet in july. i think they continue their pause in july. they don't have a meeting in august if, in fact, they raise interest rates during those remaining three meetings of the year, well, then, i think they could actually eradicate the chanceo a soft landing however, if they make this pause into a permanent halt to this rate hike cycle, i think they may very well be

joe wilson there. england are on the brink of last 16 qualification in the women's world cup after a much—improved performance saw off denmark, though they lost key midfielder keira walsh, is it, gavin? — latest on keira walsh. not bad, is it, gavin? look, _ latest on keira walsh. not bad, is it, gavin? look, i— latest on keira walsh. not bad, is it, gavin? look, ithink— latest on keira walsh. not bad, is it, gavin? look, ithink for- latest on keira walsh. not bad, is. it, gavin? look, ithink for england it, gavin? look, i think for england it was a mixed day yesterday. to be positive about in that performance from england. serena bateman got the call right, bringing in laura jones. the buzz around the stadium when the team sheet drop was incredible. it paid off within six minutes, didn't it? a stunning stray from lauren james, proving to be the winner. not many people outside of england would have heard of laurenjames before the tournament. she broke in at the euros, just 21. this is a first major start and major tournament. it was thought she could be the secret weapon for england. that is well and truly out of the bag now. not enough to put england through to the la