it starts with what do the letters aig stand? instagram and instagram and the the the last question. can you explain the immutable nature of corruption in the hearts of men? so we're going to we're to work our way to that. that might be part two of this book. but glenn, why don't you actually just start by talking about it is i mean, maybe people in this in this audience know something about what an is, but talk about the institution came about especially in the post-watergate era and bring us to how you became interested in doing this for a living. well, i will do that. but first, i want to thank brad, lisa and the incomparable politics prose for hosting this event for the launch. my book, which officially is released tomorrow. thank you, jeffrey for agreeing to interview. interview. and i'm sure he's not gonna use any of. the questions i asked i gave to him on principle. obviously. and i also want to thank i see so many colleagues in the community here, some friends, family. i see some tennis buddies. thank you all for coming o

i don't know if she mentioned it at the aig level. yeah, but i mean, so you're with units that are afraid of losing when they're sick for things that they may need. i mean, you're right. anticipating equipment that's going to break down. you're anticipating what's to be most effective. so just i'm just curious your thoughts. right. so that is an issue i think people don't want to lose their money and they spend it on things that they might not need decide to use it or lose it, use it or lose it, particularly particularly at the end of the year. that's just often a waste of money. and in in terms of bring it somebody's attention, if you're not if it's not effective, just disappear. there are ways to bring to somebody else's attention. that's part the whistleblower hotline and also if the ig in the air force is not following up, there's the ig, the department of defense. so i think there are ways to go forward. and that's part of the reason want to write the book to expose more people to it and there's a place to go to raise your compla

it could put political appointees in the aig to prosecute enemies.ders the military to attack americans he will have lackeys that will do it. it means no one knows who knows how to handle the sources. we will get no intelligence of our own. we will be much less safe. it is eliminating career diplomats who every day are dealing with allies and enemies. they could make nice with putin. and then screw off may tell. >> vice president harris has finished her speech. another big provision, granting the ability to got abortion access nationwide by revoking approval. it has already law on the books that would regulate and basically put in a national abortion ban without congress having to lift a finger. talk more about why it is something people should pay attention to. >> this tact stops the commerce and movement of particular items. the is one of those items that cannot be mailed out are given to women. this is a way to stop safe healthcare access for women that need this. or whether they've had a topic pregnancy or miscarriages or whether they desire to h

but left has to because their policies make prices impossible, as we are now experiencing aigs up double digits, 10% for 50%, 80% in some cases. and what's government's answer? oh, here we're going to we're going to price those greedy grocers who are making a 1.6% profit. i mean, if you're a price gouging, you're a very bad one. i mean, at least gouge 10%. i mean, come on. but it's the excuse use to say you can't live life on your own government has to save you. the answer to young people is, first of all, to not to talk about it with people, to talk about it with their to know that this is not normal. the fear dynamic situation, not having a child of global warming. right. as an example maybe it's your child who will solve the problems that we've all been experiencing. but it's that deep and it's being able talk with people to recognize this is not organic it's not normal and it's unsustainable. we don't want it to collapse. so we're we have to remake the country. we want to stop it before it continues to do damage. and as young people, they're in the perfect position to recognize that

and here's the aig picture. you see that area of low pressure over in the pacific northwest. and then that moisture plume down south. that is that weak atmospheric river. so a closer look. i just want to check back in in the north bay where there is still a flood advisory in small part of sonoma counties is great and same thing as yesterday. just north efsa basketball. you know, those small rivers and creeks in that area. so this flood advisory until 04:00am tomorrow and north bay still cleaning up from last week's mass. so here's future cast model. you can see a passing shower and maybe a moderate downpour at one point earlier later tonight. and then in the overnight hours, that's when you can see some more unsettled. weather 5 and now for more of your morning commute in the south bay. he is our to see some rain passed through and it's going to stay unsettled through the morning drive and even some wind to go along with that scattered showers for the rest of us throughout your monday. we see tapering off maybe tuesday, but main takeaway, we will start off with some showers.

robitussin, aig melvin,lvin, and this is "dateline daytime" on nbc. my dad was my best friend.always boast about how he was an fbi agent. he was so proud. my brother and his friend came running down to the neighbor's house.

and obviously you have a aig's. you know, the people that run things like the criminal division, civil division that also have important managerial roles on kind of the day to day operations and the judgment calls. but but again, the attorney general himself or herself some really difficult calls, maybe ones we don't hear about for years. and i think that thankfully, i suspect that her temperament and her experience can serve her well in that position bove. >> will schaaf and now pam bondi, all people who have represented trump in some form that are that are going in you also represented him. would you take a job in the administration? are you waiting by the phone i'm not waiting by the phone. >> i don't know what's what's left. dogcatcher i mean, maybe i'll give it some thought but look, i'm happy doing what i'm doing, you know i enjoy doing what i'm doing. i enjoy having a good relationship with a former client. you know, we still get along, and i still am very happy for him in terms of persevering. the lawfare th

i don't know if she mentioned it at the aig level. yeah, but i mean, so you're with units that are afraid of losing when they're sick for things that they may need. i mean, you're right. anticipating equipment that's going to break down. you're anticipating what's to be most effective. so just i'm just curious your thoughts. right. so that is an issue i think people don't want to lose their money and they spend it on things that they might not need decide to use it or lose it, use it or lose it, particularly particularly at the end of the year. that's just often a waste of money. and in in terms of bring it somebody's attention, if you're not if it's not effective, just disappear. there are ways to bring to somebody else's attention. that's part the whistleblower hotline and also if the ig in the air force is not following up, there's the ig, the department of defense. so i think there are ways to go forward. and that's part of the reason want to write the book to expose more people to it and there's a place to go to raise your compla

(dramatic music) - [reporter] even after the aig bailout, the dow tumbled another 450 points. - you haveto college, get our degree, get a good job, and be able to pay back those loans and do all of these other things that was being asked of us, get married, have kids, buy a house, "adulting," became really cost-prohibitive. and then we were mocked mercilessly for that being the case or for returning to our parents' home because financially that's all that we could afford. (dramatic music) - [reporter] the occupy wall street protests are gaining ground as the movement enters its third week. - occupy wall street was just this fascinating kind of experiment that unfolded in real life. there were a lot of stories like, they govern themselves by consensus and these weird kids are behaving like weird hippies. what's going on? - what are they protesting? nobody seems to know, from their books, banjos, bongos, sports drinks. - an editor came to me and said, "you know, we're looking for someone to write about the millennials in the recession." at the time i was pretty young, i was in my mid 20s,

we'll finish today with a confirm aig vote of -- confirmation vote of sharad harshad desai to be district judge of the district of arizona. this would put our total for the week at six new judges confirmed to lifetime appointments to the federal bench, one circuit court judge, and five district court judges. and again, we're in strong position to confirm many more judges when we come back. we hope to make progress on as many as we can. now, i thank all my colleagues for their hard work last night and for being flexible amidst all the roll call votes. i want to thank the floor staff, the cloakrooms, the pages, and all the staff in the senate for staying late several nights this week so we could keep working on the floor. i understand if you feel a little groggy this morning. that's okay. i'm proud that the judges we've confirmed under president biden are exceptional, highly qualified, and have already begun to bring balance to our bench. our nominees are adding new perspectives and broad ranges of experience to their courts. we've confirmed individuals with strong experiences in customer p