hemingway is going.e was resentful that hemingway is going to go, and you write and i just love the rhythm of the language. was too much getting about, too much super nu waited high society, too much drinking, to little purpose. and you go on from there. dorothy put it to him directly what you saw him later that year in new york, you are at a point where you must decide, what is it? it is thing he told her. i want to go to spain. he goes to spain travel with hemingway. jim as well. >> yes. ii mean, they live right in the middle of every blue-chip celebrity that you can possibly imagine. so with that particular gatheringie hosted on the riviea this is when jimmy is in a bad mood because his wife's aunt who herself was a sort of glorious star of the stage, and it's, she's gathered together all of these celebrities and is listening to them and the conversation there having into why am i wasting my life with this kind of nonsense? jimmy also writes the memoirs of depose duchesses, sort of romanoff people sit

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larry: mollie hemingway. i had jamie comer on last week.bpoenas for hunter biden and other family members. he said something interesting, his strategy is going to be in, follow the money. gregg talks about the suspicious bank accounts, chairman comer is a former banker. and i'm partial to that strategy. you know you can argue about various circumstances and who said what to whom, if you have hard evidence of bank accounts from point a to point b . which is where comer started this and wants to continue. i would say that is solid. regarding an prime minist impeachment inquiry, but mollie your thought. >> it is important this committee do as much investigation as they can outside of purview of tv cameras, you wait until will end to have the subpoenas of biden family members, after you collected the evidence. they have collected a lot los angeles, senator johnson collected a lot by 2020. and there is not just about the biden family influence peddling business. no one can deny. it is also about how the department of justice covered up the inves

it is spain he told you want to go to spain goes to spain traveling with hemingway in the ill-fated asell. >> guests. they live right in the middle of every blue-chip celebrity that you can possibly imagine. so with that particular gathering hosted on that riviera yet this is one where jimmy is in a bad mood because his wife's aunt who herself was that glorious star of the stage. and she has gathered together these superior celebrities. h' is listening to some conversation there happening thinking why am i wasting my life at this kind of nonsense? jimmy also writes the memoirs of deposed duchesses. [laughter] people sitting around in paris and budapest and vienna. dorothy thompson borrows money from jimmy who is broken borrows money fromth churchill. francis gunther who is jon gunther's first wife has a friendship and a much more intense love affair with the they wrote the first for perminister of india there is a sense everyone is seeking them out. everyone wants to influence the american press. everyone finds them compelling. all of these people find them quite compelling characters.

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>> molly hemingway voted great book -- >> we calling the shots, ultimately? >> molly hemingway, highly respected, she wrote a book of, a bustling book called raked. >> were you calling the shots, mister president? ultimately. >> as to whether or not i believed it was rigged? sure. it was my decision. i listen to some people, some people said that. like guys like bill barr, who's a staff, but he wasn't there at the time. he didn't do his job, because he was right. you know he was afraid of, he was afraid of being impeached. he was petrified to be impeached. he said, how do you not get impeached? don't do anything. >> three times he was asked to call the shots. these were the stunning exchanges that we saw, as laid out in a new piece on nbc news.com. jonathan allen, senior politics reporter, aaron one of the writers of that peach, he's joining me now. jonathan, as always, it's great to talk to you. as for the times where our colleague christian walker, and finally, he enters, there is no way in heck the former president of the united states does not want to say

. >> molly hemingway wrote a great book. >> excuse me.lly hemingway who is highly respected and great she wrote a book, a best-selling book called "rigged." >> were you calling the shots then, mr. president, ultimately. >> as to whether or not i believed it was rigged? sure. it was my decision, but i listened to some people. some people said that. guys like bill barr when was a stiff, but he wasn't there at the time, but he didn't do his job because he was afraid. you know what he was afraid of? he was afraid of being impeached. he was petrified of being impeached? >> how do you not get impeached? don't do anything. >> now as you just heard, former president trump referred to the indictments against him as biden indictments and they've been charged by a special counsel and according to the white house president biden has not spoken to the attorney general about them and the white house found out about them from news reports. as for the purchasement inquiry, so far congressional investigators have not presented any evidence that president

joining me now mollie hemingway editor and chief at "the federalist."urt "washington times" opinion editor, both are fox news contributors. mollie, there is a lot of news to get through. they really are ramping up this rhetoric. we actually have good data points on what is going to happen to energy and our personal freedoms if biden gets four more years because of what he is saying. they are saying -- democracy itself will end. >> they are saying democracy itself will end unless they are able to prevent americans from voting for the candidate of their choice, which is a democratic principle. they are willing to do anything and the atlantic is willing to do anything. during the first trump presidency they lied about russian collusion. they participated in the kavanaugh rape smear they felt these things were justified because of their hatred for republican voters and the candidates they vote for. >> laura: charlie, if democracy is truly on the line again as these people all suck up to china and they suck up to all these other despotic regimes, if democrac

mollie hemingway and monica crowley examine that story next. don't move. ah, these bills are crazy.o 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. >> laura: just like they will stay in ukraine as long as it takes. they will keep to keep trump out, out of the white house as long as it takes by any means necessary. democrats and never trumpers know that he is the inevitable nominee so they're getting contingency plans in place. >> brian: that was laura. now, let's continue that theme because it continues in life. those contingency plans keep on building. the left really wants to keep trump out of the white house and maybe prevent him from running. first they tried to impeach him twice. then they tried indicting him four times. now they are working to keep trump off the ballot al

liz: thank you so much, joining us now, molly hemingway with the federalist and molly you know, abc and is good to see you and abc and nbc, calling their new polls a disaster for president biden you saw trump leading biden by ten percentage point and he is tied in the nbc poll and trump's pulling higher within the independence of these polls were done, after the trump documents in the white house is trying to dismiss the polls today but this making his molly, we want your reaction to this and abc reports, the hillary clinton has been morning joe biden, that he will lose if there is a third-party challenger in the person could take away is votes sing this a pretty concerning and biden quote is worried about those spoilers what you think. molly: which is a lot there and a third-party challenger something that very well could happen in this race and these polls whether they show trump and biden tied in the 2020, matchup or whether they show trump@by ten points, they all pointed to week president biden whose policies are very unpopular and obviously the country suffering through quite a few

molly hemingway and doug show former clinton advisor and democratic pollster. i come to you first. you are the vice president. kamala harris and they pick this guy, also from your state of california to give the rebuttal, if you will, after that debate. >> well, my take on that is it is a direct personal insult to the vice president and also, harris, to be clear, is an acknowledgement. i was going to say -- explicit acknowledgement that her poll numbers are even worse than joe biden's fading poll numbers. your introduction, to be completely candid, is exactly right. this is crisis time. their bidenomics advertising is not working. the sense that the country is out of control and is adrift on the wrong direction is growing. bottom line, democrats everywhere are increasingly saying joe biden shouldn't run. >> harris: molly hemingway, how do republicans capitalize off of this? >> this is interesting to have gavin newsom here. he is less a surrogate and more of a reminder of why democrats aren't super excited about their ag aging, troubled president whose policies

mollie hemingway is with me this morning.esident just walked outside,s he would see crime and the migrants which is really destroying this city if not the country, and it's not trump. what say you? >> first off, it's very interesting the hear all of this defense of democracy when the current strategy of the democrat party is to actually imprison their top the political to -- opponent and then try to keep the more than people from being able to vote for the candidate of their choice. that is a direct attack on free and fair elections, that is an attack on democracies, and it takes quite a bit of chutzpah for him to dppedz deny what his own department of justice is doing and what other democrats are doing as a well. but, yeah. the reason why biden's talking this way is because his campaign is in trouble. you have democrats openly talking about how they don't want him to run. that's not just about his age, that's not just about the corruption of his family or the corruption at the department of justice which is protecting his fa

howard: joining us now to to analyze the coverage, mollie hemingway, editor-in-chief of the federalistan diego, laura fink. do da -- do you agree that donald trump being tied up is not going to throw his march to the nomination? >> clearly, it seems to be helping him with the primary ands also the general election votes. the "wall street journal" poll showing that just yesterday. it's not just republicans who are more inclined to favor him, but independents and moderates as well. people do not view these as legitimate prosecutions. if you're not a democrat partisan, you tend to view this as a partisan prosecution that is scarier than any election contest. howard: laura, the general election may be a different story, much broader slice of america. but when with you have a former president who's well over 50% in the polls in a multi-candidate field, isn't that person the overwhelming favorite even in the face of these multiple indictments? >> absolutely. i, it's also how his base is responding. for trump the courtroom is the campaign, and that will be true moving forward through the prim

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i am not adding pages to the hemingway novel, old man of the sea. the swim club is writing its own chapter. 78-year-old -- >> reporter: libby gerdes berg joined the club on sunday morning. >> reporter: the 78-year-old with his toe in the water in 2012 when he sold his longtime business. >> i said give me one month. i googled how to learn to swim from alcatraz. >> he started working with pedro in the waterworld swim team. >> he is a special case. he inspired so many, including me. >> he lived by the motto of help others. he loves to swim for charitable causes. i felt like i was following michael phelps the way people were stopping levy as he made his way to the boat . >> where are we going? >> alcatraz. >> thank you. >> in about 75 minutes after he took the plunge, levy reached the shore to complete his 100th swim from alcatraz. do you realize what you have done? >> i took a new for from alcatraz. >> it looks like you could do it again. >> it is round-trip. >> he's going to try to beat my record. >> i have 900 to go. >> i am sure he will do it. >>> w

so jules, i am not adding pages to the hemingway novel old man and the sea. san francisco's waterworld swim club is writing its own chapter on levy girders.! let's take you to aquatic park. levy girders bird joined an exclusive club. the 78-year-old first put his toe in the water in 2012 when he sold his longtime business and suddenly have a lot more free time. >> i said give me one month and i will do something that symbolizes freedom. and i decided to learn how to swim from alcatraz. isn't that freedom? >> he decided to work with or dona as at his swim team. he is lived by the motto of help others, and it translated to the water. levy loves to swim for charitable causes. i felt like i was following michael phelps, the way people were stopping levy as he made his way to the boat. >> where we going? >> alcatraz! >> reporter: and just before reaching the shore, levy completed his 100th swim from alcatraz. >> you realize what you have done? >> oh, i just took an over from alcatraz! >> looks like you could do it again! >> yeah, it is a round-trip! to beat his re

. >>> a letter penned by hemingway himself has sold for $237,000 h detailed how weak he was from internal memory was affected they'd been sight seeing in uganda when their first plane crashed and when camping in the jungle their rescue plane caught fire little known fact that they survived that. that is unbelievable >> so many extraordinary aspects. >>> a nearly 200-year-old time capsule is found inside a monument officials at west point opened the lead box and discovered six silver american coins dating back from 1795 to 1825, and an archaeologist is still testing the sediments inside the box and the coins are belied to beev >>> right now at 5:00, struck by stray gunfire, an afternoon walk suddenly turns tragic for a woman near lake merritt. the latest this morning on the

we have erected a monument to the hero of the soviet union who met hemingway and made such a powerful became the prototype for the protagonist of one of his best novels for whom it tolls? already in 21, for his head of the ministry of agriculture dmitry patrushev with a working trips to the kamchatka territory, the minister visited the fishing collective farm named after lenin, one of the largest industrial enterprises in the region, inspected the trawler komandor, built under the invest quota program, the trawler fishes in the bering mayakovsky sea, thanks to modern equipment it can deliver fresh fish to the shore from almost any fishing point dmitry patrushev highly appreciated operating conditions, as well as processing capacity. in the altai republic, at the manzherok resort, an exhibition of the russian sculptor dasha namdakov opened, the exhibition was called transformation it included 13 iconic works. in my opinion, an absolutely stunning kiss and a god-given sculptor and artist. uh, a person who creates absolutely. not similar, but thought-provoking and evoking emotions, each

this call, like hemingway’s, rings a bell or everyone hears its ringing.is is on the one hand, and on the other hand. well, if you are even from the point to the edge you are so scared, you are so terrible. it seems to you that everyone hates you, that you hate everyone, you can’t cope with yourself, nothing helps you. not a medicine, not a doctor, that is, everything. you are like this, well, go to the temple, just go there and wait, and for a second he will let you go. here is some kind of lord who is very merciful to those who are just coming. he gives them some miracles, however, the priest always always gives some miracles. go to the temple and at some moment you suddenly, you will feel that you are not alone and there will be people around you who will then help you somehow, they will come up and ask if it’s like this i’m coming, please wait, what better not to come . i want to go back hmm to the topic of time. no longer a calendar. even more widely, right? the mysterious thing is time, then it somehow drags on for a very long time, otherwise my elev

this call, like hemingway’s, rings a bell or everyone hears its ringing.hates you, that you hate everyone, you can’t cope with yourself nothing helps you, no medicine, no doctor, that is, that’s all. you are like this, well, go to the temple, just go there and wait, and for a second he will let you go. here is some kind of lord who is very merciful to those who are just coming. he gives them some miracles, however, the priest always always gives some miracles. go to the temple and at some point.

joining me now mollie hemingway editor and economy at the central federalist and ben domenech both fox news contributors. marty, they act like the republicans are the fascists when they are the ones who are married to these plutocrats who are exercising, it appears to be, all the party within the party regardless of what the people want. >> you also hear the consensus in washington, d.c. is that republicans very divide. they are not divided they are unified on policy at least the voters. the democrat elite the ruling regime and their voters, they have strong division. the democrat leaders having someone like joe biden he is able to implement all of their goals. the beam who run the agencies are -- who are very radical to be honest they get to implement all of what they want. they are losing these voters. losing not just white working class voters but also black working class voters and it's a real opportunity here. >> laura: kjp was asked about this problem that the democrat voters have with biden today about his age and so forth. this is what she said. >> look, here's what i know. her

there's hemingway, which is ten miles in one direction, and another city in the other direction, andis no people. extremely lucky. sunday afternoon, about 2:00 in the afternoon, the house was shaking from side to side and the picture frame fell off and hit her as she was taking a nap. she got out of the house and looked around and couldn't find anything. her neighbor across the street sounded like a plane or jet over his house, and he walked out and didn't see anything. so apparently nobody reported this because it went on for another 12 to 16 hours, until last night we got confirmation the debris field is behind me. and people are trying to wrap their mind around how it's possible the military could lose track of a jet. you have been stunned or surprised? >> yes, i was. i jumped out of my chair when i heard that news today. so all i can think about is to get in my car, and i want to actually see it. especially, if it costs that amount of money, and this is not something that happens every day. >> reporter: josÉ, an important note here, the pilot ejected and put the aircraft into aut

this call, like hemingway’s, rings a bell and everyone hears its ringing.ible. it seems to you that everyone hates you, that you hate everyone, you can’t cope on your own, nothing helps you, neither medicine, nor a doctor, that is, everything. you ’re like this, well, go to the temple, just go there and wait, they’ll let you go for a second. here is some kind of lord who is very merciful to those who are just coming. he gives them some miracles, however, the priest always always gives some miracles. go to the temple and at some moment you will suddenly feel that you are not alone and there will be people around you who will then somehow help you, come up and ask if it’s like that, so that they don’t come up. i want to return to the topic of time. no longer a calendar. even more widely, right? time is a mysterious thing, it somehow drags on for a very long time, otherwise it runs to my eleven-year-old son yesterday. maybe this is it i don’t remember breakfast, or maybe we had lunch, and he and his sister were sitting. he says, an says, look at the school. to

so, mollie hemingway in the next few minutes. >> gillian: defenders of the president's border policiese been saying all 500,000 of these venezuelans who are fast tracked to get work permits now had already been guaranteed tps by the u.s. government. but griff jenkins, our reporter out there on the ground just told me that is not necessarily the case whatsoever. he's going to track down some of the real numbers for us. but just flagging for folks at home that that is not -- that was talking points are not holding up as of this hour. >> john: and not numbers officially released but good sources saying the last 12 months, and it's not even over yet, has set a new record for illegal migration to the united states. >> gillian: very real numbers we are dealing with. and also this, the ongoing auto workers strikes. thousands of more just joined the uaw strike against the auto giants. we will talk to one of the folks on the picket line. >> john: new details for the hunter biden probe, a fourth irs official coming forward and contradicting the attorney general. david and kevin joining us after

i walked in his footsteps to key west, where hemingway walked.is footsteps and met captain tony and wrote a song, and every lyric in that song that kenny chesney, his good friend recorded, is modeled kind of after a lifetime of listening to jimmy buffett. he was a man of the world. he's an american icon, but he loved playing paris, he loved playing england, he would be in the bahamas. he brought the world together through song and that's what i try to do. >> and to that end, i mean, he clearly transcended jgenres. as a musician, i mean, i imagine that, as many musicians dream to be able to transcend genres and reach people of all sorts of musical interests, how did he bridge that gap between folk and country and create an entirely new creation? i think we lost james slater. james, we appreciate you coming on and telling us all of your stories and experiences with jimmy buffett. >>> coming up, for the first time in three years, student loan payments are about to be due, and coming up, we'll speak to the experts about what borrowers need to know ah

hemingway, mendoza, the federalist papers, james joyce. he read marcel bruce in french -- proust in french and it called up the melancholy of youth, he said. he read home or in greek, dante's inferno in italian, a language he said he did not know but managed by drawing on his knowledge of latin and french. he quipped that a man would get credit in heaven for all of the old where the books he read. , and he referred to himself as one who is lost to duty in his bones, and he attributed his zealous reading to an inability to shake the gospel of self-improvement absorbed in his youth. he began reading thucydides in greek. he explained i am preparing for my final examination. he prepped -- he had a world that a book, once started, had refinished. his secretary remembered the retired justice groening allowed over it deathly dull political tone, steadily fastly -- steadfastly refusing to abandon it. the only book he could ever remember wendell giving up on was lady chatterley's lover. holmes was in his 90's, and had begun having his secretary rea

mollie hemingway, why don't we talk about the border because what we are hearing from democrats in congress and at the white house seems to be totally contradictory to what we are seeing at the border. yesterday hillary vaughn pigeon holed a lot of democrats on capitol hill and asked them about it. >> can i ask, is the border out of control? >> what is our immigration system is broken. >> we need for republicans to stop talking about open borders. >> when you see the cbp officers releasing migrants en mass on the street, do you think that sends a message to people the border is open? >> the border is not open. >> what you see is different than what happens in actuality. >> john: that's the one i can't wrap my head around. what you see is different than what happens in actuality. we are actually playing that yesterday when we had pictures of a few dozen people coming across the river going underneath the concertina wire and aprehenned by the border patrol. what's happening here on capitol hill? >> right, well i don't think a lot of people want to talk about it on the hill but what people are

mollie hemingway, where am i wrong here? >> this is a really interesting and important point.ou have people who are talking about being at the reagan library. and what they seem to be wanting to emphasize there is foreign policy. and this is an important thing to emphasize. the cold war policies that reagan -- that reagan used to win the cold war. those are not the policies of mitch mcconnell or george w. bush. and the republican party does do well with that foreign policy. but, there was something about the reagan era that really worked well. where reagan reached out -- reached out to working class voters and managed to grow the party. he brought in so many democrats. you call them reagan democrats. that's something that really does work well for the republican party. caring about those economic issues. caring about also some of these social issues. an auto worker doesn't just care about having good income and good wages and benefits. he also doesn't want his kid to be taught to trans in the first grade. there are all these issues that do matter to average americans. >> laura

panel marc thiessen, real clear politics white house correspondent filibuster wegman and mollie hemingwaymark. so, where are we in this campaign. >> seven in 10 americans are absolutely right, joe biden is too old for the job. he is not mentally fit for the job. look at how he has declined in the last 15 months and imagine where is he going to be 15 months from now. also the other reality is similar number of americans don't think that donald trump should be the nominee of the republican party. the american people are speaking very clearly to both parties seven in 10 don't apt trump biden rematch and both parties seem to be sticking the finger in the ear, no, no, no i can't hear you. democrats are so unpopular he can't win. republicans are so convinced biden is so unpopular and old he can't win. they can't both be right. whether you are republican or democrat, if you nominate one that seven in 10 americans don't can want to be on the ballot don't be surprised if you lose. >> mike: show the audience what he is talking about from the "wall street journal" is biden too old to run for preside

ernest hemingway said all american literature emanates from the adventures of huckleberry finn. it continues to live on and to be discussed and debated, and mark twain is one of our great writers because of his body of work, but this was the one that has the -- lasted the test of time and is still red and talked about. but less so now because of that. hayden: what is interesting, and i'm skipping over to number eight, their eyes were watching god, by zora neale hurston, was also criticized for using dialect. and alice walker, the great water, basically resurrected hurt and her reputation and -- her and her reputation. brinkley: zora neale hurston is a really interesting american figure. born in the south, came north, educated in bernard and elsewhere, started doing ethnography, anthropological studies, and wrote very well and had a great listening ear. before long, starting in the 1920's, she was in the south collecting folk tales and folk stories. these are irreplaceable if you're going to capture black culture in the south, because a lot of times, what was really going on in t

mollie hemingway, editor and chief at "the federalist."ormer state department spokesperson. it's ladies night here on the panel. mollie, let's talk about the tweet there from the attorney general of missouri, why that is significant and that case is significant. >> yeah. in recent years we have seen the federal government collude with big tech companies to censor american speech, to restrict what americans can talk about. this missouri case and a few others going down the pike are working to protect americans' rights to speak about whatever they want as protected by the first amendment. they actually won this initial injunction on the fourth of july on independence day, fittingly. and then the biden administration appealed that stay on what they were doing in terms of censoring speech. so this is another big win for free speech forces but it's not over yet. this case is ongoing. >> bret: you know, leslie, this case is ongoing, but it is interesting that the left usually has been traditionally the place where you saw free speech advocates r

what about this week we will start with our panel molly hemingway.loff. jessica, we've talked about this. at the end of this week, it was rough. >> not fabulous. the worker strike is not finished and that is a big issue for president biden. see how many democrats are going out there to join the picket line with the workers like the sharon brown's of the world. i will continue and it's a key promise he made he was on the side of the workers in the worker economy in america. i'm not denying this was not a banner week for the biden presidency. i would note peter to see, our own peter dusek was on air talk about how he was working on this trip into the wii hours of the morning. contradictory this idea he needed a nap. any week your son gets indicted anyhow those poll numbers and seemingly friendly media has turned on you. it's not to beat one for the books. he still doesn't have 4 indictments and 91 felony counts against him. that's a bonus. >> molly, listen, the week began with a news conference in the noisy.there's gonna stage the president has been on

charles: so in the ernest hemingway class tick, "the son also rises" a question was asked one of theharacters who went bankrupt how it happened, the reply was pretty simple, two-ways, gradually and sudden. the reason i bring this up and i talked about this before, feels like that happens to our economy, right? we go from gradual to sudden and one of the things we see is the emergence from anecdotal things to empirical, right? for instance, subtly excess savings, you remember that? used to be $2.1 trillion? guess where it is now? it is just $100 billion. good ol' america, we spent our money down! that is not discuss the problem. while we were spending free money, we were loading up on the credit card debt. the problem with that, average credit card interest rate is, this is mind-boggling stuff, by the way, store cards like macy's, 34%. we have credit card interest rates going up, we spent the stimmie money what does that mean? delinquency rates. we talked about this last couple weeks. gradual and then sudden. 7.5 is where you have the small banks now. here are the big banks, top 100 b

i think that was defined by ernest hemingway, the novelist. he certainly showed grace on the pressure during that terrible we put why was he so convinced that 30 and died when that of understand for instance, why it took one hour and 40 minutes? that's 100 minutes to get the princess to hospital when she emerged from because she was walking and she was talking to 100 minutes to drive the 3 or 4 miles past 2 of the hospitals to the hospital where she died. now if you and i were in paris and we were in a car crash until an hour and 40 minutes to get us to hospital, i think all families would wonder why that was and he was us, he was very concerned about that. and he was concerned, as he made clear in those clips that was pregnant, is against him. some people couldn't forgive an egyptian for buying the favorite store. and there was no worries as much as any racism. but he proved the wrong because he completely kind of fall on the floor the, the store by spending a lot of money investing in it heavily more than 600000000 pounds of investment. okay

>> molly hemingway, highly respected and great, she wrote a book, a bestselling book called raked. >> were you calling the shots though mister president? ultimately? >> as to whether or not i believed it was raked, sure? it was my decision. >> let's bring in msnbc legal analyst barbara mcquade to talk more about this. he was calling the shots as to whether or not he believed it was rigged. he was calling the shots. is that going to be played on repeat in front of jurors during a trial against the former president? >> i think there's a good chance that we will hear that at a trial. one reason that lawyers will tell their clients to say nothing when charges are pending is because everything they say is fair game and can be used in court. and so, maybe this becomes relevant, maybe not, but if for example his lawyers want to take a strategy that he was just listening to lawyers, they were leading him astray, that he was following, he was doing what he thought was best because he was getting legal advice, it's going to be difficult that when we play this recording where he says i was calli

like you know my show today i talked about the ernest hemingway. you know about, how do you go bankrupt versus gradual then sudden, this is what we're gwaygoing is gradual and thene it's going to build like a rocket ship. it's going to feel like a rocketrocket ship. ship.st and americans just aren't prepared for it. you know, all ofepared the freeo steady money is gone. we're still dealing and . nflation >> people are trying to batten down the hatches. but about $100 a barrel oil, our gasoline inventories at a five year low of. s obviously, the strategic petroleum reserve is at the low cost of the gasoline. 83 $4 mainy look83 lik ae mandyo cheap. $three months from now, $4 mayo look cheap for what may like the good old days, three or four months from now. the rejection right now that we'rre on ale on, all the indice point to what we're feeling right now is just the very it'lf the iceberg. >> it's going to get a whole lot worse. and the saudis also said they're going to continuea their lower production levels. >> the saudi, saudi arabiawithie and no

when jennifer hemingway handed me his cell phone and it was emily barrett's cell phone calling her and it was speaker pelosi on the other line. this is my second call with her, questioning the information i had given to vice president fence about when we could get back into chambers. i assured her the information was correct. i could get them back into chambers by 7:00 p.m. and the call ended. call number three was 6:25 p.m. at the senate from the secure location from where the senate had been sequestered and on a cell phone using roberts cell phone, they dial leadership who was off-site secure location and i briefed all leadership of the plans to get them back into chambers. that would be call number three. >> so you had three calls. speaker pelosi's comments that she didn't speak to you are inaccurate. >> that is correct. >> let me go back as it relates to the optics of bringing people up capitol hill and running things of the chain of command. do you think speaker pelosi's office or speaker pelosi herself politicized capital security? >> i have no idea on that. >> any other clarific