i love larry hogan, but that's just not true.of the biden campaign. history shows that. trump has a high floor and a low ceiling. if you lower the ceiling to where his high floor is good enough to win he will win and he benefitted from third parties in 2016. this would be a dreadful mistake if the goal is to deprive donald trump of the presidency. this is his -- this is his hope. this is his prayer. >> all right. david axle rod, larry hogan, i am so grateful for this conversation this morning. go to cnn.com/audio to sign up for new episodes of david's podcast "the axe files". >> thank you, kasie. >> thank you. thank you. >> does the constitution bar donald trump from being president again, a former judge and constitutional scholar explain yes and they'll explain why coming up next. the chef's cooking up firsts with her new debit card. hungry? -uhuh. the designer's eyeing sequins. uh no plaid. while mom is eyeing his spending. nice. and the engineer? she's taking control with her own account for college. three futures, all with ch

a powerful hogan has hit florida and _ hogan has hit florida and neighbouring georgia is now in its patheorgia is now in its path. powerful storm surges have left some streets completely submerged. the storm surge was always the biggest threat and, as expected, idalia has brought serious flooding to florida's west coast. these residents are being brought out of the evacuation zone, an area where the authorities had been telling people for days that it wasn't safe to stay in their homes. about three o'clock, the water was still two feet below the sea wall, so i went back to bed, and he woke me up about 7:30 and said, "we've got water in the house." so, that's where we're at. did you guys not get the warnings to leave? yes. but we left the last one and didn't have to, so... right. ..we thought we'd be able to sit it out. guess not. don't ever trust the weatherman! the whole front building at the faraway end, - where the swings were, _ just came apart and it's washing up the street towards us. the hurricane made landfall on what's known as florida's big bend, a relatively less populated are

hogan, i'm going to start with you on this arizona poll which is pretty darn surprising.n to be a battleground state. >> yeah, always. it seems like every time we have an election, all eyes are on a handful of states. arizona is one of those. you see the polling out there, pretty clear, they want donald trump right now. they want someone who is strong and stands up for those america first policies that really improve the lives of all americans, regardless of race, religion, color or creed and so many are clamoring for that again. what you're seeing is donald trump continue to build on his lead in the presidential primary right now and barring some unforeseen incident i expect him to be the nominee again and we'll have the battle all over. we had it once again. seemed like a lot of fun for people like myself. we'll see where it goes from here. but donald trump really focusing on things that really went to set up a better future for america's citizens, that's what it's all about. that's what he's doing now. cheryl: i don't know if fun is the word i would use. we'll see how

hogan, i didn't really. i that's the thing about wrestling is even you're not a fan, so ubiquitous it's yeah it bleeds out into the culture and that was true before vince mcmahon yeah but it happens in the vince mcmahon era in a different where like you have wrestlers who are cool or at least think cool but even before that even before wrestling was cool and involved mainstream hipness. you know like i remember talking to my dad when i got this book, my dad, who is not a wrestling fan, not like he hates wrestling. like it's not, you know, no one would ever identify him as a wrestling fan. he hasn't watched it. but well, that and i started doing this book. he oh, yeah. oh man. i used to remember seeing bruno sammartino at the garden and i was like, are you kidding me? and he's like. yeah, like, you were a wrestling fan. he's like, no, you just i don't know, my, my dad took me to we were, you know, he grew up in providence and his dad would like drive into boston and they'd see wrestling. and that happened to

what does the back and forth say about the campaign, governor hogan?paign is somewhat of a disaster. it's been one stumble after another since the failed launch of it on twitter when he first kicked off the campaign and it was just the latest in a series of things but they are trying to utilize the super pac in ways that really nobody has in the past, so the super pac is spending most of the money and their crossing over into territory where they can't share information with the campaign so they put it out there for the campaign to utilize but it was a dumb move. we now know what his strategy is and it came out publicly. i don't even know if it's a good strategy because i think people will be coming after desantis, and just defending trump will not be enough. he has to distinguish himself from trump and he's the number 2 guy at this point. it's going to be a tough night for him. >> it's an unbelievable case of malpractice because none of the things that they recommended he can now do or he will look like a trained seal act. so he can't do that but the

that's hulk hogan. show me the dow 306789 i want a sense of the market.o see a lot of green and there it is. i see -- what do we have there? eight or nine losers and the rest are winners. the dow is up one-third of 1% and firmly above 34,000. a headline to conjure with. donald trump is a maverick but jailing him could force a civil war-like split in america. explosive language from nigel farage. he joins me after this. ♪ ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. she runs and plays like a puppy again. his #2s are perfect! he's a brand new dog, all in less than a year. when people switch their dog's food from kibble to the farmer's dog, they often say that it feels like magic. but there's no magic involved. (d

larry hogan could not get more than moderate republicans. >> steve: it's just heating up. peter, thank you for joining us from the white house. lots to talk about today. >> peter: thank. >> brian: now they are asking for more bank records and keep going no, wait a second. you have got all of donald trump's taxes. he wasn't even president anymore. this guy has overseas business operations. he found two aliases what was joe biden up to that he had to have two alias emails department of come out and say by the way if you want to track me i have got these two emails you might want to look into that, too. let's see where that leads. >> steve: peter was with us on friday and explained that there was a soundbite with jay carney back when he was the press spokesperson for the obama-biden administration. they said for the most part you everybody, all the principles in the government at that point have pseudonym accounts in case their real one gets spammed or something like that. and, in fact, they still a lot of people still in washington do operate by that will they get them from

and people don't even know who ben hogan is >> jimmy: yeah, absolutely a legend >> but you probably know the greatest. >> and that was -- that was an amazing time but i'm not a golfer i'm hopeless i can't do it for love, no money. >> jimmy: well, you -- well, you have to be a golfer, though, if you grew up next to the course >> no. that's the reason why you're not a golfer [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're like, "you don't have a chance at it. >> when you're next to the course and you all see these guys doing it, you're like, "oh, [ bleep ] that. i'm not doing that." [ laughter and applause not for all the tea in china >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah you're such a great dramatic actor. but i was reading a couple interviews, so that you might be ready for a break in drama and do a little comedy >> yeah. >> jimmy: i would love that. >> well, as you get older, you just want to make people laugh i mean, we live in the middle of such a big [ bleep ] show, it's -- it's important that people laugh more. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah >> you know, and i -- i think that's what i want to do i want to laugh. i

a lot of interesting maneuvers happening around the -- >> todd: joe manchin and larry hogan or hogansten sinema. liererman doesn't mention this april thing. >> cheryl: he did not, he waited until fox news sunday. this is wild, stores are losing millions of dollars, multiple smash and grabs happens in los angeles, now this nike store, l.a. nike outlet, there was a sting operation. 10 people were arrested at the store. a million dollars has been lost in that store alone, according to robert pe,acock with l.a. county department. we have seen massive robberies happening in los angeles, how does the mayor respond? karen bass blames potential profit are if the crime crisis, telling fox 11, things like this happen when there is profit to be made. it is basically the consumer's fault we're getting massive amounts of retail smash and grabs because want to go out and buy yourself a nice purse or nike shoes, it is the viewer and consumers fault. >> ashley: of course it is. did the 10 people that got arrested stay in jail? this topic blows my mind. what is going on with this situation with elon

ok, hogans ville, mike, go ahead. caller: veteran, drafted vietnam, 1972. our armed forces are very much divided as you accurately said, sir. most of the officer corps when i was in were independents, and most of them still are because we were taught early in basic training that we all wear green and we all bleed red. my immigrant family came to this country in the it was after the armenians were slaughtered by the turks and were going back after grace. we all know that greece and turkey have been at war for thousands of years. that has never been resolved. would only make one suggestion. my grandfather served in world war i for the u.s. army. he said that is the price you pay for the privilege to live in this country. i would change the name of your book. instead of thanks for your service, how about "welcome home"? guest: that is a great suggestion. you raise a number of points. the military is a traditional halfway point into american society for those on the margins. we are celebrating the 75th anniversary of the integration of african-americans into th

larry hogan, i should say your name. that i know you were sort of looking at. a lot of people took notice of. it's when the moderators asked the candidates to raise their hands and ask if it they would still support donald trump as the nominee if he is convicted in any of the criminal cases. let's look at what happened. >> you all signed a pledge to support the eventual republican nominee. if former president trump is convict ed in a court of law, would you still support him as your party's choice? raise your hand if you would. >> how much does that sum up where your party is right now? >> well, that was the low light of the entire debate. i was embarrassed and disgusted by it. the fact that we have to let the court cases play themselves out. we can't -- everybody is presumed innocent until proven guilty no man is above the law. for six people to raise their hand and say i would put a convicted felon in the white house, it's just beyond comprehension. in most states, convicted felons don't even have the right to vote the

i want to discuss with a former republican maryland governor, larry hogan.orting ukraine's efforts to combat russia's invasion. how do you think the death of prigozhin should impact the candidates' views toward russia? >> that's a great question, wolf. i happen to be someone who thinks we ought to be supporting ukraine and standing up to putin. there are a number of people on that stage that don't agree with that position. but i'm sure this question is going to come up tonight, and hopefully we'll get a chance to hear the positions of these various candidates. it will give them an opportunity to explain themselves. >> i suspect it will come up indeed. this debate is also happening as donald trump is set to turn himself in to the fulton county jail tomorrow, and as his former personal attorney, rudy giuliani, did the same thing earlier today. what's your reaction, governor, to that, and what does it say about the republican party that trump is still the very, very dominant front-runner right now? >> well, that's the real dilemma that we're faced with. i belie

. >> i spoke with larry hogan yesterday on this show.donald trump for president, if it he's actually convicted of a crime. all but two of the candidates on that stage raised their hand and said they would. governor hogan said that this was an embarrassment. he said it was disgusted by that moment. were you? >> i have mentioned before on your show that i would not support a convicted felon for president. >> what does it tell you that most of his competitors said they would? >> yeah, i'm very surprised by that. but at the same time, they all signed a pledge to support whoever won. so some of them may have been thinking, am i going to get kicked off the stage next time because i don't raise my hand. i don't know what was going through their minds, but it sunt a high-water mark in that debate. >> you know mark meadows, the former president's former chief of staff well. you call him a friend. w what goes through your mind when you look at his mug shot? >> it's really unfortunate. one, the case in georgia is overbroad. but two, i think that th

want to switch gears to a number uncomfortable with the donald trump biden rematch, among them larry hoganhe maryland governor who is increasingly looking to an alternative, i want you to react to this from larry hogan. >> trump biden of the nominees is likely no labels will get access to the ballots and offer an alternative and if most of the voters don't want a or b, we have an obligation to give them see for the good of the country. neil: will make that much traction, we talk about an alternative party candidate, never seem to evolve to much. >> did you watch the big opening in new hampshire about a month ago, such a dad, they announced that the running as an insurance policy and not exciting already. in theory would you be open to a candidate who is really good and not part of the usual political structure of either democrat or republican and everyone says yes but the guys like joe manchin, he is unpopular in his own state with his own party and a lot of the other guys are retreads from years ago, they say they're not going to run if they're just going to be a spoiler, i don't see any

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correspondent alex hogan has details tonight. >> new tensions off the coast of taiwan today as the islandchinese air force aircraft entered its air defense zone and five chinese warships random bat readiness patrols. it's the second sump incursion this week. >> we have always urged china not to take action that would escalate cross strait tensions. >> china points blame at the u.s. calling washington the hidden force provoking south china sea tension. now china's airing a documentary on the country's state broadcaster which shows chinese troops claiming they are ready to attack taiwan. one of them even saying if war broke out and the conditions were too difficult to safely remove the naval mines in actual combat, we would use our own bodies to clear a safe pathway for our forces. tensions also flaring this week as china urged the philippines to tow away a warship military outpost in contested watters. >> we continue to assert our territorial rights in the face of all of these challenges. >> neighboring nations are warning of the danger in the region. yesterday, taiwan and japan promised t

in london, alex hogan, ktvu fox two news. growing tension in eastern europe after helicopters from belarus crossed into polish airspace. and poland is now sending more forces to its eastern border, belarus, which is a key russian ally, denied the accusation it accused poland of lying to justify a buildup of its military poles and deployed more than 1000 troops to the region last week over concerns that a large group of wagner group mercenaries have set up camp in belarus. wagner mercenaries from russia have been stationed in belarus since last month following a failed mutiny against the kremlin. they began training with the belarusian army, prompting concerns that poland could be russia's next target in the midst of war with ukraine. coming up, it's a $60 million makeover. how the irs plans to step into the digital age and go completely paperless and a new school year has a growing need in the east bay will speak live with the oakland school district's spokesperson about schools searching for crossing guards to help guide loc

in london, alex hogan, fox news.night strikes by russian forces left grain storage facilities in ports severely damaged silos packed with grain in the port city of odessa were destroyed. you can see several collapsed silos with grain spilling out from them. russian government officials haven't taken responsibility for the strikes, but russia has launched repeat airstrikes on ukrainian ports and grain silos. ever since mid-july. all right. we turn back to our weather here in the bay area as we give you a live look here from our sutro camera looking out toward the golden gate bridge and the bridge nowhere to be found there amidst the marine layer. although, wait, i think i see the top of one of the one of the towers right there. but roberta , tracking our conditions here in the bay area, we've had kind of these tropical feeling conditions and you're also keeping an eye on a tropical storm to the south of us. and we could get some of that system here in the coming days. you're absolutely correct. there are, alex. i've h

in london, alex hogan, ktvu fox two news. we continue to follow the latest developments surrounding the maui wildfires. while tourists were told to stay away from the island, maui officials are now saying that tourists are needed to help prevent a secondary economic disaster. travel to maui is open, though. destinations on west maui are closed to visitors. the hawaii tourism authority is now saying that while the island is recovering from the disaster, visitors are needed to keep the economy going. some maui residents are not happy that leaders are promoting tourism so soon after the deadly fire. new at noon, former president donald trump pleaded not guilty today and said he'll skip a hearing next week in the case, accusing him and others of illegally trying to overturn the results of the 2020 election. in georgia. former president trump and 18 others were charged earlier this month in a 41 count indictment that outlines an alleged scheme to subvert the will of georgia voters who chose democrat joe biden over the republican i

hogan reports. claims he defected from the us military due to racial discrimination in the army. it's been just under a month since army private travis king sprinted across the border into north korea and now pyongyang is saying it wasn't a mistake. north korean state media issuing a statement on wednesday claiming king admitted he was planning to defect after becoming disillusioned by racism in the military, writing in part, quote, he had decided to come over to the democratic people's republic of korea as he harbored ill feeling against inhumane maltreatment and racial discrimination within the us army. but a senior defense official tells fox the pentagon isn't buying it, and there's no reason to trust north korea's claims, which come at a politically sensitive moment. president biden is set to host his counterparts from japan and south korea at a summit on friday, focusing on threats from pyongyang. it's the first summit for these three leaders, rather than meeting on the sidelines of other inter

alex hogan has the latest developments from london . ukraine counteroffensive is . ukraine counteroffensive is now entering its fourth month with little progress made on the ground. the front lines have remained largely static since may. and now a new us intelligence assessment suggests that not achieve its goal of bre lano crimea before winter sets in. the biden administration is still insisting it will support ukraine for as long as it takes, while also shifting its messaging in recent days to reflect the growing stalemate. ukraine can defend itself from russian aggression and be in the strongest possible position at the negotiating table when the time comes. the new report blames a number of setbacks on the battlefield as well as the decision to focus on the city of bakhmut rather than trying to make a surprise breakthrough in the south, where russian forces were spread thin, some ukrainian officials also claim that the pentagon's decision not to provide f-16 fighter jets is slowing progress. but they say they're still in the fight for the long haul. the most imp

alex hogan. thanks. gillian? there's this suspected crypto conman sam bankman fried is back in jail. let's bring in trial attorney mercedes colwin to break down the developments for us. mercedes, he was out on this $250 million bond backed by his parents. this -- take a look. this is what prosecutors say he's been up to. they say he sent over 100 e-mails to the press, held 1,000 phone calls with reporters and leaked his ex-girlfriend's diary entries, which are witness evidence to "the new york times." he's been a busy man. >> super busy, gillian. great to be on with you. this is the third time that he's been in the cross hairs of the judge. the judge is a no nonsense judge. there's a very strict gag order in place that says that neither side, prosecution, defense, are not to speak to the media. end of story. this type of evidence is extremely damming to to bank man fried. now attorneys are in a panic because the trial was looming in october, a lot of evidence, a lot of digital data that needs to be unpackaged. gu

alex hogan has the latest developments from london.t's been just over two weeks since army private travis king crossed the border into north korea. a shocking act that left the pentagon, the white house and much of the world wondering if it was a defection or a tragic accident. and now for the first time since he left a tour group and sprinted across the border, pyongyang is acknowledging the incident. united nations command did communicate through the joint security agency. i can confirm that the dprk has responded to united nations command, but little else is known about the conditions under which king is being held and whether he's cooperate with north korean intelligence. the pentagon is conducting a joint investigation with us forces in korea about king's actions, while the state department reaches out to regional powers like china. to help learn more, we have the chinese indicated in any direction whether they're willing to engage on that front. i don't know if i just don't know if it came up. the incident with private king comes

john, sandra. >> sandra: alex hogan on that for us, thank you. john. >> john: sandra, let's bring in congressman james comer, chairman of the house oversight committee, in milwaukee for tonight's debate. how do you see this, congressman? i mean, looks like this is vladimir putin saying if there were any question as to who is in charge, those questions have been answered. >> yeah, obviously this is not a good development. i don't think anyone should be surprised. we have seen a history and pattern here with respect to putin's enemies meeting untimely deaths. we don't know what caused this, we still don't know exactly whether or not he was on the plane. i assume he was on the plane. and we don't know what type of effect this will have. this could backfire against putin, if putin were somehow responsible for this, odds that he were were very high, but i think there's a lot of questions. unfortunately here in the united states we have a, what i consider a weak leader. we have more foreign policy uncertainty today than at any time in recent memory. so

in london, alex hogan, ktvu fox two news. new at noon. police response times to san francisco. 911 calls last month were the slowest recorded in the last six years. that's according to police data reported in the san francisco chronicle. response times for the most serious incidents, including violent crimes, have gone up by more than two minutes in the past seven years, from 6.7 minutes in 2016 to nearly nine minutes so far. this year. now, for crimes with the potential for property damage, response times have increased by more than ten minutes since 2016 to an average of 35 minutes. a call in july. police blames staffing shortages for the slower response times. we've learned an eight year old boy shot on an oakland freeway is now paralyzed and will likely need medical care for the rest of his life. the family of asa luo says he is paralyzed below the neck. bullet fragments are lodged in his spinal column. the child was riding in his family's car on 580 at grand avenue on friday, when people in two other cars next to them started shootin

. >> republican strategist and former trump administration official hogan gidley says this will only help trump's bid for re-election. it means pretty much all the rest mean. and that is a shot in the arm for donald trump. but willis argues this case is completely non-partisan. i make decisions in this office based on the facts and the law. >> and says all the defendants have until noon on august 25th to turn themselves in. she also says she wants this trial to start sometime in the next 6 months. grant. vicki, back to you. >> all right. so the da there in fulton county says trump has 10 days to turn himself in. as you alluded to, do we know anything about when an actual trial might start? >> well, as i said, she wants it within the next 6 months. that might not actually happen. of course, as i said, we're dealing with 4 different indictments here. so they're going to have to do some coordinating to make sure that those trial dates don't conflict with each other. and ultimately, when this trial starts is going to be up to a judge not up to the district attorney. >> to stay cases to f

. >> republican strategist and former trump administration official hogan gidley says this will only help trump's bid for re-election. it means pretty much all the rest mean. and that is a shot in the arm for donald trump. but willis argues this case is completely non-partisan. i make decisions in this office based on the facts and the law. >> willis says all of the defendants have until noon on august, 25th to surrender. and she also wants this trial to start within the next 6 months in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> and ahead at 6.30, we will take a closer look at the other indictments against donald trump and what could happen next. now, the latest on rick, recovery efforts on maui tonight since that devastating wildfire. that first ignited last week. mobile morgue unit is now on the island to help identify the 99. people who have been recovered from the wildfires that died. crews are using cadaver dogs searched about 32% of the area that burned. officials say they expect to comb through most of the area by this weekend. we're told they are finding 10 to 20 human remains per da

hogan, welcome. we're glad you're here. thank you so much for coming. former first lady of the great state of maryland. today we commemorate the 70th anniversary of the armistice signing. steve said not a peace treaty, a truce. so in that context, peace and stability in the republic of korea are so very important. as we sit here today, the alliance is formed. then this great alliance of mutual defense alliance between the rock in the u.s. stand today is ironclad, as it did during the korean war. i say this and this is parochial, but this is one of the most beautiful memorials on the mall. second, secondarily. there is no better place in america to commemorate this anniversary than right here where we are today. we can clearly understand the cost of war with the addition of the wall of remembrance. we have. the names of those who are killed in action. 36,634 americans. 7174 korean. almontaser. the united states army. they were an american units fighting and dying in american units. they paid the ultimate, ultimate sacrifice. but at the same time, we have

liz cheney to chris christie to asa hutchinson to, you know, larry hogan or whoever else you are going to play from the traditional republican establishment echoing the same talking points. that's why, laura, i think the divide in country goes even deeper than just traditional republicans and democrats. i think the real divide is do we believe in the founding ideal of this country, of the american revolution, that the people can be trusted to self-govern or do we actually believe that the people can't be trusted and it has to be a small group of self-appointed quasi monarchs in the back of palace halls in old world england in the old world but in the administrative state as it goes today. i stand on the side of the american revolution. that's why i'm in this race. i do not think we are in a moment for incremental reform. i think we require a revival of the ideas of 1776 itself. that's what my campaign about. that's also what we need to revive in this moment. >> laura: people need to talk about a political revival. we need a spiritual revival in our country as well. >> yes. >> laura: yo

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reporter: the stories continue for a contractor for lyft hogan organizes the rideshare areas outside music festivals. >> there was a cart in front of one of the cages for hours. it was just sitting there for him, not moving. this is a major event, a lot of people around and it is dangerous to have cars around that do not have the proper technology. >> i feel like they could go slower. they are less aggressive drivers. reporter: some festivalgoers say they prefer the driverless option. >> i low-key feel safer because rideshare is sometimes speed a lot, especially going up hills. says the city and county will be taking steps this week for redress to the decision to greenlight robo taxis. >> it could lead to catastrophe, so i am calling on governor newsom to do something about this because the local government has no control. we have no ability to regulate, no laws we are allowed to pass. reporter: in san francisco, lena howland, abc 7 news. j.r.: new details tonight on a lumen strike in san jose. two unions representing san jose workers say in a statement the city has made a proposal t

. >> todd: former national governor larry hogan says he has a plan c if president biden and former president the ballot next summer. >> no labels will get access to the ballot and offer alternative. if most voters don't want a or b, we will give them c. >> todd: many predict a third party candidate, even david axelrod said it would cut the throat of the president's reelection campaign. >> carley: three years ago, president trump signed the abraham accord, with israel and middle east neighbors. the deal hasn't stopped president biden from criticizing his predecessor. >> president biden: not much i agree with my former predecessor on foreign policy. we are weaker, not stronger. >> carley: rabbi lakestone, senior advisor to donald trump ambassador to israel joins me now. good morning, thank you for joining us. three years since president trump announced the abraham accord. tell us what they are and why they are important in middle east and here in the u.s. >> abraham accord created new paradigm, for 40 years, premise there can be no peace in middle east until you resolve the issue and everythin

getting back to the republicans, i mentioned larry hogan. he declined to run for president.ut when he was governor was one of the most popular governors in the u.s.. he seems like a reasonable republican, someone who would be a republican star in any other era. what does it say to you that he is not running, there are several other moderate republicans, asa hutchinson, that this party cannot accommodate anyone like that on the national stage? mr. gergen: if the republican party cannot turn around and deal seriously with adult like effort to deal with these indictments, and the message we will be sending to young people, if you get indicted for times, it does not matter. we don't care. if that is our view, the republican party is going to be finished over time. if our view is let's put this back together, let's try it, we will see. i do think it depends on public opinion. we tend to get the presidents we deserve. if we have a shoddy expectations for the president, we have shoddy presidents. this is a moment when the republican party, i do not recognize it. but i do believe th

to her quick, that's pretty scary, the national culture of the third-party group, no labels, larry hogan biden informer president trump and up on the ballot in november. >> of trump inviting other nominees is likely no labels will get access to the ballot and offering alternative, most of the voters don't want eight were be we have an obligation to give them see and maybe for the good of the country. >> many predict the third-party candidate will pull voters from biden, former biden said it would cut the throat of president biden's reelection campaign, we shall see. moving forward you the list of phrases that were not going to use at work anymore after they have been deemed the most annoying buzzwords around the office, pre-ply conducting the survey and found employees hate the phrase new normal the most followed by culture and circle back, they listed the most popular jargon, win-win, think outside the box in moving forward. some phrases made it onto both the annoying and the most popular list, i agree with number two, culture. cheryl: think outside of the box, where is the box, show me

let's talk to one of the men that have one of the applications in, matt hogan.hank you for joining us you filed, and what do they say, yes, no, or punt it down the road >> i think they are likely to punt it down the road. the sec has taken the full 240 days to review the complex applications, and this august 13th deadline is just a check in, and that's what i expect >> the crypto community has been very excited about this because this current crop of applicants had surveillance sharing agreement with exchanges, and i would guess this would share information about custom identificationing and reduce market manipulation. is this efficient to address the sec's concern about fraud and manipulation will this get it over the finish line >> i don't think there's a silver bullet on that it's important that we have had bitcoin futures trading well in the market for two years it's important the cme market is better established and we have better understanding of custody. it will not take just one silver bullet but a fuselage of accurately-placed shots. this is the best ap

. >> anna nicole smith's birth name was vickie lynn hogan.n houston with her family, but she did have problems in houston. >> reporter: her mom, virgie, is 16 when she gets married and gives birth to vickie. the father, donald hogan, is soon out of the picture. >> vickie lynn's mother, virgie, was a deputy sheriff in houston. >> she carried herself like a deputy sheriff. she was very stern and forthright and very strict. vickie's childhood life was tough. >> she was in an abusive situation. she was sexually abused and physically abused. that's what she told me and that's what she would cry about. i wasn't there, but i believe her. >> she is sent to mexia, this tiny, dusty town to live with her aunt kaye and her cousins. mexia had nothing. mexia was like being sent to the end of the world. >> we had nothing in mexia. we didn't have a bowling alley. we didn't have anything. what we did is -- it was called the drag and you'd go up and down the street and you drink beer and you talk to people and hang out the window. hello! things like that, and

. >> dana: alex hogan in london. bret: let's bring in congressman seth moulton democrat of massachusetts. thank you for being here. >> good to see you. >> bret: how do you see this deal? >> look, this is a tough work of international diplomacy and negotiations and i'm not surprised about the criticism but the reality is, if you get into the details of this deal it is pretty smart. we get americans back who are held in a terrible prison. we release funds that can only be used for humanitarian purposes. they will be supervised by our ally qatar, who will actually have to make the payments themselves out of a bank account in qatar to only buy grain and food stuffs and things like that. but this is what you have to do. you have to make deals like this if you want to get americans free. it's a tough world out there. look, the same criticism was issued to president reagan at the height of the cold war when he negotiated with the soviets and the evil empire. a lot of conservative republicans at the time criticized the presi