matt b.: look, democrats start always in a hole. we have to win super majorities of moderate, self identified moderate voters. republicans have a much larger base. there are more conservatives than liberals in america, which means when presidential candidates for democrats do not win 63% or more of self identified moderates, we tend to lose. so i think it is very important that only in her choice for vice presidential nominee but also the way she runs for president the next three and a half months the vice president understands the people she needs to attend to that appeal to our self identified moderates -- needs to appeal to are self identified moderates. katie: you think about her issues with the border, president biden basically saying she was in charge of the border issue in march 2021. a lot of people would say that has not gone that well. when you think about the harris campaign here, how should she message that? matt b.: well, technically of course he did not put her in charge of the border. he put her in charge of central a

teach matt b ment to his comrades in the kurdistan region . one day, i was about to enter through the door of the kurdistan police headquarters, and i saw a lot of people standing at the door, happy. to see us coming , let's see how effective we were that so many people came to visit us first thing in the morning with their cars. i got off and went to tell them that now they are circling me , i saw that they are all saying aman allah, where is aman allah? again, it was not for amanullahi to sit down so that people could refer to him . the most unique events took place in kurdistan during this period , and it was not only the people who found amanullahi. they would go to amanullah to raise their problems , he would find people who had problems to solve their problems. amanullahi's life during the period that he realized from his life to be able to play a role , that is, before the martyrdom of his beloved father, who worked as a basiji, to understand the martyrdom and become the son of a martyr, to enter the field of military service and combat

and when you keep in mind that cnn and michael schellenberg or a matt a, b r journalist, investigative journalist that exposed the intelligence community, the c i a and how they were influencing. see, i was influencing um, social media and influencing media and discover the 60 to 70 percent of cnn employees are either intelligence or former intelligence. and as well documented may have emails, they have tax, they have proof. and all of that was was, you know, talked about, um, so my attorney basically said, well, there's the sealed case against you. so this is kind of their way of saying the intelligence we're getting ready to take some action whether manage, right, men or whatever it is. i'm not really concerned about it. it's obviously shows desperation. harris is very much down in the polls. so they're cleaning it to the hillary to point no argument. right, but that russia interfered. and i can tell you, and you can probably back me up on this. we're living in moscow, russia, i don't think moscow has any interest in interfering your need. what other sort of tech states do you think

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joining us now is puck's matt b bellany.fensive, it helps to pull resources with an uncertain future. >> absolutely. a lot of uncertainty and a lot of questions still remaining i think bob iger is going to have a lot of those questions on the earnings today because this is a massive gamble here this is the same as when the studios teamed up to launch hulu more than a decade ago it is basically hulu for sports, which is a, you know, a bet that by pulling their resources in streaming, they can get the customer to pay a big price for sports year round. and that's the big question here, what is the price of this service, because we don't know yet, and it is probably going to be pretty hefty. >> well, other bundles can run 100 bucks. i thought it would be 100. everybody tells me more like 30 or 40. what do you think? >> my bet is in the 30 rarnge. 30 to 40 i think that it is going to be substantial and, listen, fox does not want to kill the cable bundle here because that is the big question sports has been holding the cable bundl

but this was part of the diminishing space within the news industry member a decade ago, myself, matt, t r e b, glen remote, we were main street. we. we have voices within the main street. that's all been shut down for you when you have wealthy donors controlling new sites. this is true and so on. it's which was founded by david talbot and its inception was very good alternate and other sights. um then they, uh, essentially destroy, i would call it any kind of journalistic integrity. in fact, the voices of people like dentists, it's important that we give a platform to the voice as those voices because of the legacy media, commercial media blocks them out. they, they have no platform at all. so that's what happened. i'll reconstituted and it won't be, it'll just be a technical attic, but it can be reconstituted. and i would say, you know, the other thing that i find very cynical is that i drove most of their traffic. i mean, no shows have hundreds of thousands of views, several shows over a 1000000 a few shows over 2000000. there's nothing on the site that comes close to that. but what they ca

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. >> reporter: adopted for plan b instead calling in matt hilton of blue sky pest control. >> this isnd entrance. >> reporter: the evening's knight in cotton armor was hoisted up to the colony and sprayed a non pesticide and vacuumed the bees for later release. >> could you imagine the energy you were going to walk into? >> i had a thought it was going to be pretty exciting. but it was a whole new level. >> reporter: it's not the insects' first buzzworthy appearance. tennis stars carlos alcaraz and alexander zverev made a beeline off the court in march. back in phoenix, baseball's hero outshining some of the biggest names in the sport and rewarded with a ceremonial first pitch after a two-hour delay. >> now our hero! >> it was a night to remember for sure. >> reporter: winning the game before it even began. emilie ikeda, nbc news. >> i can assure you i have no more bee lines. that's "nightly news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. the war in gaza. good afternoon. i'm audrey asistio welcome to nbc bay area

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b pritzky from illinois . christian with matt from michigan, westwood, from maryland, and keep a share from kentucky. and even independent joe mentioned who had been floating with the idea of taking on cumberland harris. he's saying that he will not contest the nomination. these are significant figures, and there's almost a groundswell of support now for combat harris from throughout the democratic party . remembering this is really important, this on 1000 democratic committees in the various states. these are now at her disposal. she has got ready may campaign to walk into which has already been structured. so this is now a very important spring board for combat harris. getting all the governors on board getting the state democratic committees on board and getting the very influential form i speak off of the house on board. one person that has not yet to come out is for my president, brock obama. he as not yet in door to cumberland harris. oh, well mike was so much of this being unprecedented. is that a road map? what do we expect to happen from this point on? i was just on the campai

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so it's still up in the air of a whether matt gaetz runs and then b, whether donald trump endorses. we got a few months, a few years to figure that out. >> that's true. sunday on sunday at the conservative conference in arizona, gaetz had his future plans on his mind, kind of saying, my fellow floridians had asked me to i the governor's mansion and also, as one option is potentially run for the senate seat that marco rubio is going to be going to be vacating. i mean, do you see what are you hearing from your sources? is that trolling his critics, or is it more wishful thinking, or is it actually you think laying the groundwork for an actual political. i don't know, resurrection i don't think we know. >> you know, my feeling is it's a tough row to hoe, but these are really strange times that we're in, and it's difficult to sort of separate out the signal from the noise, especially two years out from the precedent for any of this. >> it seems. >> correct. also, in the meantime, matt gaetz, after he resigned from congress, got a gig as a pundit or having his own show, i should say, on

b. [applause] thank you supervisors engardio and matt dorsey on algebra and police staffing and conulateulations on scott wiener, matt haeny and [indiscernible] as well as all the new comers come bravely step forward to run for county committee. [applause] and let me say something to those in the press claiming tuesday election means san francisco is not a progressive city anymore. building homes and adding treatment beds is progressive. [applause] wanting good public education and effective police force valuing the saturday safety of seniors from chinatown to bayview, immigrant and working families in the tenderloin, is progressive. [applause] we are a progressive diverse city living together celebrating each other. lgbtq, aapi, black, latino, palestinian and jewish. [applause] that is not changed and that will not change. so, i don't know about you but i'm tired of the negativity. i'm tired of the people who talk about san francisco as if our troubles are inevitable and our success a flukement our successes are not a fluke, and they are not fleeing. they are the products of years of hard work,

matt hilton. i love it. we just call him the b guy. dodgers and diamondbacks game was delayed because that swarm of bees, that colony right there behind home plate, they called in the beekeeper. oh, look at him. oh my goodness. he's taking ownership of his. he said he was at his son's t ball game when they called him. he got to throw out the first pitch. and this game continues. dude arizona beat the dodgers. if you're interested. t beeshe norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even better! now, you can automatically connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go. plus, buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. i gotta get this deal... that's like $20 a month per unlimited line... i don't want to miss that. that's amazing doc. mobile savings are calling. visit xfinitymobile.com to learn more. doc? did my legs shrink? i can move them. i mean, i knew alaska airlines' premium class had extra legroom but this... this feels different. okay. crazy idea. on the coun

b's. yeah it's been all the buzz today. >> matt hilton of blue sky pest control in phoenix, arizona, saved the day and got the game started last night. he had been at his six year old t-ball game when he got the call, hoping his son would understand. >> he was unfortunately in bed by the time i got home around 11 or so. i know he was originally a little bummed, but it kind of was. it was kind of cool because when he got home with the rest of my family, because i have four kids, they got home right in time to see the, the ceremonial first pitch that they let me do. that kind of helped lessen the blow. and, i think he's forgiven me since. >> i'll bet. >> look at this. from the little league field to the big leagues a day matt hilton and his family will never forget. he was great. >> great story. all right, well, would you believe the a's have a better record than the giants? >> that is hard to believe, isn't it? sports director larry beil is here. larry. >> dan. umma, the a's have a slightly better record with a payroll that is $145 million less than the giants. i'll tell you what. you got t

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