way to bring us down, andy. [laughter] >> andy: maybe have a rosary -- >> greg: or a lawyer.lly was, not by choice but my mom's rules. >> greg: yeah. you weren't even allowed to like watch tv and stuff huh? >> kat: i could watch ewtn. i could watch some stuff. i do know the rest of that prayer and i will know it for the rest of my life. you know, and, yeah, it is a weapon against satan, right? so if you're not the delve then you've got nothing to worry about. >> there you go. well done. the delve's not watching though because there's primaries tonight. >> greg: that's true. >> greg not just little old ladies men pray the rosary, real men. >> greg: oh, look at you. real men, got you. okay tom >> coming up should you take a victory lap if your diet's crap? ♪♪ [cheers and applause] feeling weighed down by a backedup gut" miralax is different. it works naturally with the water in your body to unblock your gut. ...free your gut. and your mood will follow. i think i changed my mind about these glasses. yeah, it happens. that's why visionworks gives you 100 days to change your mind.

assistant attorney, andy mccarthy and jonathan hu. andy, let's start with you. what do you make of the attorney general's decision to speak out now? >> a lot of it is driven by the fact that there's so much criticism and speculation and also by the public statements that were made by president trump. i think what would probably most agitate the justice department is the fact that president trump made statements about the warrant. but it was always in his capacity to release the warrant. he could have publicized it himself. so what the justice department is in the position of doing here, we're not afraid to put it out. he could have put it out by now. what i think a lot of confusion is here that when we talk about the warrant, it's not really the warrant. there's a search warrant form which the judge signs off on and describe what's can be seized and then there's the underlying probable cause affidavit -- >> charles: hold on one second. i want to come back to you. for a moment, i want to go to bret and martha. they're standing by. you were covering this whole thi

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andy, your take on this? are we headed for a split congress because the president's party, it gained just seats in just two races. george w. in 2002 and bill clinton in 1998. are we headed for gridlock? >> we could well be headed for gridlock but that would be the most positive thing that happened since january of 2021. we need to slow the agenda, the biden agenda. it's doing tremendous damage to the country and it's no wonder his polling is up some. he's out there telling all these students he's going to forgive their debt. it's not till after the election before the courts tell him he doesn't have the authority to do that. liz: yeah, and the students are going to have to pay higher taxes for that too . congressman hill and andy, have a good weekend. the fbi's political fire storms and fbi's controversies and heavily redacted affidavit justifying the his toric raid on trump's home and voter concerns are not swayed and one justification says it's notably absurd .x dozens of fbi whistle blowers warn congress,

andy, let me go to you in beijing. i mean, if i were sitting in beijing, i'd say what is going on here? what prompted this, a parent change in policy, and what was the visit supposed to achieve? i mean, they, you know, i've always said, you know, a trip. okay, what do you want to do? what enact what kind of policy that is left completely empty? we have no idea other than it was just a stunt, and you don't do stuff like that and a very sensitive area of the world. so i mean from your perspective there in beijing, how do you see things? well peter, i certainly hope that is daniel said that it does turn out to be a stunt war, some a farewell tour for an over the hill politician. ah, but i think a darker and perhaps an alternative and realistic explanation of this is that this is a consistent repudiation of the corner loan of china us relations. and this puts us on a very, very dangerous pass that i've described as the equivalent of the july crisis that served as the prelude to world war one. that, that said, i mean the gu

go ahead, andy. well this is again i think what makes this saw such a grave and dangerous hydration because i think on the one hand of u. s. military of course recognizes the risk, but it faces every senior military official has said that the u. s. i cannot count on winning. of course the factors you mentioned that taiwan being so close to the mainland. trump said this as well, but also they need to consider the rapid advances that the p l. a is made over the last 20 or 30 years since the last high one straits crisis. also strategically. i'll use a bruce lee quote here. so bruce lee said, i do not fear the man who knows 10000 kicks, but i do fear the man who has practiced one kick 10000 times. and what this means here is that the u. s. screens for missions all around the world in the middle east, in latin america in europe. china really has one focus. that's taiwan. so, anti area access, denial, listen, submarines, all of this. the armis, the doctrine, all the training is all oriented around one goal

go ahead, andy. well this is again i think what makes this on such a grave and dangerous hydration because i think on the one hand of u. s. military of course recognizes the risk that it faces. every senior military official has said that the u. s. i cannot count on winning. of course the factors you mentioned that tie one being so close to the mainland. trump said this as well, but also they need to consider the rapid advances that the p l. a is made over the last 20 or 30 years since the last high one straits crisis. also strategically. i'll use a bruce lee quote here. so bruce lee said, i do not fear the man who knows 10000 kicks, but i do fear the man who has practiced one kick 10000 times. and what this means here is that the u. s. screens for emissions all around the world in the middle east, in latin america in europe. china really has one focus. that's taiwan. so, anti area axis, denial, missiles, submarines, all of this. the armis, the doctrine, all the training is all oriented around one go

andy puzder, your final word?look, i wish i lived in louisiana so i could vote for senator kennedy. that was, he is a very articulate man. he gets right to the heart of the issue. this president has failed at everything he has tried. what we need is, we need to get to the november election. elizabeth: not failing, what he is not failing at record spending of, tax-and-spending of peoples money. andy puzder, carol roth, thanks for joining us this evening. >> thank you, liz. elizabeth: another record is about to be broken, border arrests. first time in u.s. history, two million seizures of fentanyl tripling. where is the border czar kamala harris her investigation into the root causes of all of that? and new indications that the fbi search of trump's florida home was for wider reasons beyond the stated allegations? sam dewey, byron york, take it on "the evening edit" just ahead. >> it time release affidavit in abundance of desire for transparency, make sure the american people understand what the government is doing

andy: it is big.ke a step back, we were on track to receive $3 billion in revenue and become profitable in 2025. this moves the profitability into 2024 and we are just beginning to look at what the potential for the top line is. our electrolyzer business, which takes green energy and creates hydrogen, which is green, that we are seeing increased demand from folks in the fertilizer industry, and this makes it economical today. alix: you are looking at six green hydrogen production facilities that could come on this year and next. there are a lot of supply chain problems. are you running into any hurdles and help can those be resolved? andy: if you take a look at it, we brought in folks from tesla who led leadership to allow the factory in reno to take off. we are one of the few companies, we work every day but we do have it in the supply chain is their first every morning we are working and making sure we can deliver with the customers want today. guy: top of the bigger picture of the auto industry put

andy was born and grew up here. >> andy griff i, god bless him, if he hadn't been born in this town,ving this conversation. enjoy your tour today. >> reporter: randy collins is president and ceo of the mount airy chamber of commerce, and he's recalling when north carolina's tobacco and textile industries had the stuffing knocked out of them. >> after the mills closed, i think a lot of the town fathers and business owners got together and said, hey, you know, what about this may burrier thing? maybe we can do something with it. and businesses were born or re-invented. >> reporter: it's a little bizarre, isn't it? it went off the air. >> right. >> reporter: more than 50 years ago. >> necessary. >> reporter: it captured a reality that never was. >> rue. mayberry is fictitious. most everyone knows that except maybe some of the rabld ib fans the show. >> reporter: the town isn't doing a whole lot to undermine the illusion. stop by at wally's filling station and you can get a ride around town in a vintage ford galaxy squad car. these days there's a whole fleet of them carting tourists arou

andy is right. they searched for things broader than the criminal charges, which makes people think they're looking for january 6 materials, this huge redacted document doesn't put those concerns to rest. >> neil: andy, i wonder about what the president precept white house occupant or those around him new about this. this is a big deal. i mean, it's un precedented to raid a former president's home. when i talked to don lemon on cnn, i was surprised on the double down on that. react to this. >> you had to know that it was there or that there were missing because he signed off on giving the archives the authority on the executive privilege to make a decision. >> don, just to -- i wants to make sure that we separate the two. when it comes to the actual search, when it comes to the comments that the attorney general made recently, i believe it was last week, we did not know about that. >> neil: all right. we did not know that. follow up remarks were we're not briefed. i'm not shrewd or savvy enough with

tonight -- andy cohen comedian jeff foxworthy, an all-new "closer look."turing the 8g band, with brooke colucci ♪ eers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." we hope you're doing well. and now, we're going to get to the news president biden on monday announced the so-called billionaire minimum income tax as part of his 2023 budget specifically, the part they'll have to cut out before it will pass. [ laughter ] president biden yesterday signed an anti-lynching bill into law, and not, as i would have hoped, president buchanan after meeting with judge ketanji brown jackson yesterday for the second time, republican senator susan collins told reporters she felt jackson had met her personal standard for serving on the supreme court, which is blowing anything under a 0.08 on a breathalyzer [ laughter ] the white house said yesterday that it would not invoke executive privilege to shield jared kushner from testifying before the house committee investigating the capitol attack and if indicted, he c

andy, let me go to you in beijing. i mean, if i were sitting in beijing, i'd say what is going on here? what prompted this, a parent change in policy, and what was the visit supposed to achieve? i mean, they, you know, i've always said, you know, a trip. okay, what do you want to do? what enact what kind of policy that is left completely empty? we have no idea other than it was just a stunt, and you don't do stuff like that and a very sensitive area of the world. so i mean from your perspective there in beijing, how do you see things? well peter, i certainly hope that is daniel said that it does turn out to be a stunt wor, some farewell tour from over the hill politician. ah, but i think a darker and perhaps an alternative and realistic explanation of this is that this is a consistent repudiation of the corner loan of china us relations. and this puts us on a very, very dangerous pass that i've described as the equivalent of the july crisis that served as the prelude to world war one. i did that said, i mean the gun, t

so andy mccarthy is still here with us. andy, you heard what karine jean-pierre said. she said they were not aware and they were not briefed. when asked if she was concerned of the white house's concern that this reflects the kind of country that has compared to a banana republic in terms of what it looks like last night, they said no comment. what do you think? >> well, it really depends on what you think of the relationship between biden and attorney general garland. what their understandings are between themselves with what garland is supposed to report to the president. what she said about biden's views of how the constitution works and the justice department lawyers work for the law, not for the president. that is constitutionally literal but he may think that. actually he's the chief executive. they all report to him. i think in most instances the president would at least want a heads-up from the justice department that something like this, something of this magnitude, which is so unprecedented was going to happen. at the same time, i think he does trust merrick

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rishaad: andi, thank you. andi taufan joining us from jakarta.have a lot more coming up, including a full market check on the way. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: let's check in on the latest business flash headlines. coinbase a one point $1 billion loss after lower-than-expected revenues. it is the biggest cryptocurrency exchange battered by digital asset prices tumbling. in what has been labeled quote, the crypto winter. a popular diabetes drug being found to contain a potential carcinogen. the fda saying an impurity was found in some samples of the medicine. australia's biggest bank, cba, boosting dividend by 10%, but warning that higher interest rates and costs are starting to spook consumers. david: .6%. we knew today would be risk off. we did not know it would be this risk-off at this point. hstech index, down 120 point. every single stock is down on this index. 30 down led by a fairly consistent theme. why? we are not quite sure yet. ev makers in china leading declines, 5%, to 6%. let's look at the exact level of the index, a little below th

andy verity, bbc news.oarded a bus in birmingham and asked people how they're coping with rising prices. hello... 0n the number 11 bus around birmingham, the rising cost of living is making it hard for passengers to keep a grip on theirfinances. i never thought in my lifetime i would see a time like this. i work part—time. i mean, i'm actually working extra hours, obviously, to live. but particularly with the bills going up, it's tough. i work at asda so i notice the prices have gone up quite a lot. i mean sometimes they say, why has this gone up? i say, i don't know, i only work here. it's not my fault. it's not my fault, you know. do you ever see people at the checkout who are really desperate? yes. . have. — yes, and they can't survive now. so in six months' time, they've got no chance. there should be help. you know, a lot of people need help. there should be some i assistance going around. but a lot of people . have nowhere to turn. people expect that inflation will go up even further as well. it defin

also, now, andy, democrats want a damage assessment of the national security risk if these documents would be disclosed. republicans want to see the affidavit and documents themselves and now we have something of a bipartisan effort to push in that direction, a top republican and top democrat on the senate intel committee wanting to see the documents. the letter that cnn was able to obtain says they want to -- please share with us an a classified basis the specific intelligence documents seized from mar-a-lago. a lot of people are asking for more information. what would you do with any of that in the middle of an investigation? especially one as high profile as this? >> sure, from the damage assessment side, that is a t totally normal next step for the investigators. that's the biggest concern to see if sources and methods are compromised and do we need to remove people from places they are and technologies? >> you can see the urgency in that? >> that's right. the fact they're asking the dni to help with the process totally normal. the briefing congress on an ongoing investigation is

andy murray.nd hopefully, you know, i can have a deep run here. putting the early false alarm behind him, this was clockwork for murray, who said this is the best he's felt in years. from delightful andy murray for disappointment for harriet dart, who lost in straight sets —— delightful andy murray. another brit is playing tonight, jack draper, but in all honesty, when the clock strikes seven all eyes will be on serena williams who has a hard match on paper again second seed anett kontaveit, but nobody is writing off one of the greats of the game in her swansong slam. thank you, laura scott at flushing meadows. to end tonight, we have the story of a man born in ghana who's had a lifetime of dealing with health problems, and yet has risen to the very summit of fashionjournalism. since 2017, edward enninful has been editor in chief of british vogue, challenging convention at every turn, making far more space in the magazine for black and older women. he's been speaking to our media editor amol rajan

andy murray! on a mission to prove he can still mix it with the very best in men's tennis. recent matches have seen him struggle with cramp, but here, he appeared to put any concerns aside. after recovering from losing his serve in the very first game, he took command of the first set, winning four games in a row. murray's opponent, the 24th seed francisco cerundolo, did show some resilience, even sportingly conceding a point to murray, when a double bounce went unnoticed. but murray showed little mercy, winning the first set 7—5 as cerundolo double—faulted. from there, the 35—year—old took complete control with his fluid intake amongst other things being monitored to help try and limit the cramping. after winning the second set 6—3, murray was unrelenting in the third as well, with even lendl keeping a close eye on his form. lendl is back coaching with marie for a third time. he was his coach back in 2012 when murray won this tournament. 2022 glory might seem a long shot for the scot but his stra

. >> kayleigh: andy mccarthy. going through this now, 38 pages.edactions but pro-form is not expected to. is this what you expected to see questioning >> kelly, it pretty much is pure there are things you knew they would be able to deal. and i did a column yesterday that have a timeline of everything that we know from the time president trump went back to mar-a-lago up until the time of the raid. there is a lot of information already public. for example, earlier, i want to say a week ago we learned a few days ago about this letter from the national archives. you know, which laid out a lot of the back and forth between the trump and the national archives. so there is a lot of information that was already available. for that reason, there is stuff they can say that wouldn't be letting any cats out of the bag because that is already out there. they are obviously going to confirm because the media reported. but there is a document out there like national archives. that is already public. so, there are things they can reveal without doing the things th

andy scholes has more in the bleacher report. andy? >> good morning, brianna.ue baseball ever come up with, this is right there at the top of the list. this is the second year for the game in diresville, iowa. kevin costner didn't wander around the field this year before the game. arguably the sports most famous father/son duo led things off. >> hey, you want to have a catch? >> i would like that. playing catch pregame others joined them before the reds and cubs players emerged from the corn stalks. a hologram of late legendary cubs broadcaster harry caray led the seventh inning stretch. ♪ take me out to the ball game ♪ >> yeah, pretty wild how realistic that hologram looks. as for the game, the cubs jumping out early. they scored three runs in the first inning on the way to a 4-2 win. this may be it for the corn fields for a while. major league baseball reportedly does not have plans to play in diresville next season. >>> in the nba retiring the number 6 league wide in honor of the late celtics legend bill russell. 11-time nba champion and civil rights activis

andy, thank you.:00, is president biden taking a page from a former president's playbook? feeling like 1979, biden resorting to dire warnings to keep democrats in power. in the end, it did not work for jimmy carter and the democrats, will it work this time around? katie pavlich and jackie deangelis, and chris swecker on the latest fbi bias bombshell. all that and more coming up as "america reports" rolls on. many of you have served our country honorably. one of the benefits that we as a country give you as a veteran is the eligibility for a va loan, for up to 100% of your home's value. if you need cash for you family, call newday usa. with automatic authority from the va, we can say yes when banks say no... give us a call. and it's natural. treat it that way with aveeno® daily moisture. formulated with nourishing, prebiotic oat. it's clinically proven to moisturize dry skin for 24 hours. aveeno® new astepro allergy. now available without a prescription. astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid fr

let's bring in former federal prosecutor and fox news contributor, andy mccarthy.ith us, andy, at the end of the hour here. what is your reaction to this news? >> i'm not surprised there's some redactions. the judge, i think, maybe he regrets having done this but he dug in on the idea that some information should go out. thinking about this, you know this big debate we've been having about whether there should be a special master or not? the justice department had to have told the magistrate when they sought the warrant, for example, that they had a procedure in place if they got privileged documents how they would review them and make sure the prosecution team didn't see privileged information. that's the thing that you could easily turn over and say that you turned something over without saying a word about the investigation and the probable cause and the witnesses and all that stuff. so i think he wants to hold his head up high that, you know,he made them unredact stuff, but not hurt the investigation. >> martha: i mean, that -- his role in this has been under s

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andy schlauch: yeah. johnny bananas: what is it about st. pete-clearwater that he decides to have a collection in this area? andy schlauch: well, it actually all started with him having an exhibition at the museum of fine arts here in st. pete. people here loved it so much that it inspired the board of the morean arts center to acquire a large permanent collection of dale's work. johnny bananas: this almost makes you feel like you're in the ocean. andy schlauch: yeah. water is a huge inspiration for him. he does a lot of stuff that relates and looks like it comes from the water. people are just enchanted by his work. and glass is just so attractive. it really is. johnny bananas (voiceover): and once you've got a taste for the glass, try blowing your own piece at the hot shop just a few blocks away. jeremiah jacobs: inside here, we house 350 pounds of clear molten glass held at a temperature of 2,175 degrees fahrenheit. oh, my god. that is hot. jeremiah jacobs: swing that bad boy. there you go. so what's the art scene like here in st. petersb

governor andy beshear thanked the president for the federal response. the fema administrator outlined how residents impacted by the natural disaster will receive assistance from the agency. >> at a place where there is a beacon of hope in times of darkness and those are our schools. they have served as places where people can get water, food, a hug, get what they need and know they are supported. this is the most devastating and deadly flooding event in my lifetime, unlike any we have ever seen. we are confirming 37 lost kentuckians going to god who will be missed in their communities. we think we will be adding one more as we lost a young man who had been helping in the flood recovery. we have two missing persons we are still trying to find both from this county. we pray we will find everyone on that list. we are grateful to the president for a number of things. first, one of the fastest disaster declarations we have ever seen, may be the fastest. individual assistance granted faster than we have ever experienced, and we have had to ask for it a lot re

andy, thanks very much for being with us.it is so troubling to see this string of murders and police have not yet made an official tie. they're obviously looking for that vehicle for a particular reason. but, i mean, the most recent victim, alex and i were talking about the fact, 25 years old. he went to the funeral of the two other most recent victims and then later that day was shot and killed. what do you make of this? >> well, on a certainly level, poppy, the tragedy here is absolutely heartbreaking for all four of these men. so the deeper -- the more we learn about them, i think the more shocked we're going to be by facts exactly like that. but what's important for investigators to focus on right now are the things that connect these three killings. i think the police have rightly been very careful about not sharing with the public the information they have that does clearly connect these three killings, but it's imperative now to look at every single fact you can possibly identify from each of these people, from their l

hi, andy, how's it going?applications. a similar number of people, but more families with young children. if you're a working family on a low income, or in the gig economy or you work part time, then your choices are really limited. we're a lifeline. without us, they would, you know, really struggle. for many families, tough times have got tougher, with no breakfrom the rising costs over the summer holidays. elaine dunkley, bbc news, in birmingham. and andy, who was in that report, is with me now. good afternoon. thank you for speaking to us today. it sort of feels like we have gone from a situation where last summer there was something for everybody to be situation this summer where there is nothing for anybody, certainly in the case of local authorities, including birmingham where you are have stopped providing the vouchers. do you understand what has happened? bring them city council have taken the decision —— birmingham city council taken the decision to put their money into playschemes because evidence sh

andy, i want to come to you first.hy alec baldwin sat down to do that interview in the first place. contradicting how that gun would need to function. this investigation in general. >> whether it is politics or celebrity, you know, in a normal situation a lawyer would always tell the client, don't speak because we do not want to get locked in until we see what the government has, what the government is going to do. if you're politics and celebrity you have a higher interest to be public then you do a normal criminal justice situation. and a lot of them get pushed into making statements they should not make. i don't think they get that lawyer advised they just decide this is more important. >> i hate these cases. i spent many years prosecuting real criminals. terrorists, fraudsters. basically designed for intentional wrong spirit we have a very elaborate civil justice system for a lot of other wrongs including tragedies. it is hard to get across to people that every tragedy, every awful thing that happens is not necessa

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andy dead a nine-year-old girl. andy gill. we dead a nine-year-old girl. andy can.n gill. we will bring you any update as the programme goes on. ten past six. ben was talking about the rising energy bills. we are expecting the figures later this week. an emergency planning exercise to help the uk prepare for gas shortages has been extended this year. the annual tests — which play out scenarios such as electricity rationing — will last four days rather than the usual two. let's talk more about this with our political correspondent, ione wells. ione, how significant is this? i think there are two main things we now _ i think there are two main things we now one _ i think there are two main things we now one is— i think there are two main things we now. one is that this exercise essentially war—gaming different scenarios like rationing energy has been _ scenarios like rationing energy has been extended from two days to four. we know _ been extended from two days to four. we know the business secretary, kwasi _ we know the business secretary, kwasi kwarteng, haddin soug

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if they're down, you have more to go here. >> andy, we've said it a number of times over the course ofcade plus, market rallies over that time have been led since the great financial crisis by the same kinds of stocks. it's apping, microsoft, alphabet, at one point meta cap platforms. people kind of turn to it in times of distress and in times of dips. is that where you'd like to be >> mega cap tech is a place you'd like to own in the market weight i see amazon, a world-leading computer company apple is the leading smartphone maker. they're not going anywhere they've demonstrated the ability to maintain their cost struck aur and growth profits even in a pretty tough environment but there's a lot more breadth in the market. case in point, energy, it just had a blowout quarter. in my opinion, it's just the beginning because even if oil stays at under $99, they can continue to make a stupendous amount of cash flow on the back of all the cost cutting they've had to do over the course of the past years there's a lot more breadthth to t the market they like to have choices, have an opportuni

what struck you, andy, when you saw this? >> you know, john, it's both amazement, along the lines of what you just described. like has this ever happened in the history of our republic that a former president -- that a federal judge apparently made a decision that there might be evidence of a crime in the residence of a former president? it's just astounding. but on the other hand, as with so many things with the former administration, it's also not that surprising. the former president currently finds himself in the crosshairs of so many varied and different criminal investigations that honestly the first thing that i thought of when i heard notice of the search warrant was, which investigation might this be a part of? there are so many options here, it's literally head-spinning. but i think the one that we've zeroed in on and that people from the scene have allegedly reported makes the most sense. and to follow on norm's comments from before, this is not the kind of thing that would happen in the event that we -- that they

thank you for that update, andy _ city centre, later.update, andy gill in - city centre, later. thank you for i that update, andy gill in liverpool, we will bring back news conference when it happens. older people may be forced to decide between heating or eating this winter as energy bills soar — that's the warning from the charity age uk. to support older people, the government says an extra £300 will be added to the winter fuel payment, the annual lump sum given every autumn. that's on top of the £400 all households in england, scotland and wales will receive to help pay rising fuel bills. for those on disability benefit, the government has confirmed that £150 cost of living payments will start to be made from 20th september, with the majority of payments coming in at the start of october. this comes ahead of friday's energy price cap announcement, which will set the maximum amount suppliers can charge hoseholds in england, scotland and wales for their average energy use. —— can charge households. latest estimates suggest typical hous