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andy hurley is here, everybody. [ screams and applause ] thanks and welcome to the show, andy. >> thankst guest tonight is a tony, emmy, and academy award-winning actress you know from movies like "cape fear," and "tootsie," and shows such as "feud" and "american horror story." she stars in "mother play," which is in previews now and opens on broadway april 25th at second stage's hayes theater. please welcome back to the show, the one, the only jessica lange, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: hello and welcome back. >> hello. i know. it's nice to be here. very nice. >> seth: it's nice to have you back in the studio. it's nice to have you back on broadway here in new york city. >> ah, yes. yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: so, it's been about eight years since you did "a long day's journey." >> right. >> seth: does it take you about that long to forget how hard broadway is? >> yes, actually. [ light laughter ] by then your memory starts to fade and you think "i can do this." yeah, it's not -- [ light laughter ] and then you're in the thick of it a

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and andy jassy joins me now.here. >> thanks for having me. >> thanks for waking up early to do this. we were talking about this inflation data. before we get into amazon, i'm so curious, given you have your tentacles in so many parts of the business, how do you see things and how do you see things as it relates specifically to inflation right now? >> well, when we see our consumers are spending but they're being careful about what they spend on and what they spend. you know, you see -- you know consumers wherever they could find a deal, they take the deal. we see -- it's going to take a lot more people not to buy detergent or shampoo or things like that. you can see that in the growth of our every day essentials business. some of that is because people are in a bind. some of that is the speed we have. people are still -- they are still buying. they're just being careful about what they shop for. >> but you are seeing a trade down. >> we see people trading down where they can. on the enterprise side, you know, the

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andy, i'm rishi, very nice to see you. welcome to downing street.is wife nicky ran a guesthouse in cumbria. she took her own life in 2021 after struggling with the menopause. the loss led him to also contemplate suicide. i got very, very close. and i found myself one evening with the opportunity. everything was there. that was south africa. we found this lovely little bar restaurant... fortunately, gareth reached out for support. he had help from the local suicide bereavement charity every life matters and spoke to the samaritans in his darkest moments. and then he heard that andy, mike and tim were walking close to his home. ijust thought, i've got to go and talk to these guys. i'll never forget andy and the other dads forjust listening to me on the side of a hill in the middle of nowhere. so what is it that you think that the three dads gave you? hope, life. and i think that's what i've seen from the three dads. you can live with it. it's not nice, but you've got to live with it. because the other option isn't worth anything. the landscape is begi

andy: we are always open to ways to help the category.en category to increase vegetable consumption. whatever helps with that. i will give you a great example of what we are doing. last august, we launched a line of crunching veggie burgers. the people who are not participating in the category, we did research and found the number one to satisfy her -- dissatisfyer was texture. we took the cauliflower burger and breaded it. if you put it in the air fire or oven, you get a super crunchy experience. we are seeing it taking a lot of share away from chicken patties and those types of products. it is an amazing product. it is actually growing the category. we focus on innovation that is not about stealing share from competitors but getting new consumers into the category. we have a line of products called littles. our research shows the number one consumer stressor when the parent of a young child walks into a grocery store is, how do i get them to like vegetables? we have a line of littles out for many years that are simply broccoli or sweet

mccarthy jonathan andy every single one jonathan turley came out with a statement reporting the child today as scathing report can't believe this is happening in our country there's no case here there's no case whatsoever we have a conflicted judge it shouldn't be happening not in this country thank you very much >> martha: we were holding on just for a be there to see if you answered any questions

. >> andy, do i have one?b into your butt, you just come out of the mouth and it scares people. >> jimmy: that's terrible. we'll have to work on that. >> it looks like a bill birthday for american horror story. andy ways, that's how i say anyways. back to the heckles. podcasts suck! >> jimmy, the podcast i was going to talk about is the one i co-host with andy samberg. >> jimmy: with andy. >> it's about the work he did, his impressive work he did at "snl," the digital shorts which are iconic. >> jimmy: that's right. they were great. >> i better get in there to make sure. >>. >> jimmy: get into where? yeah, we only have the one chair each. we don't have a chair for you. >> it's okay, guys. i brought my own. it's a backpack chair. >> jimmy: oh. so let me >> jimmy: a chair that doubles as backpack? >> there we go. i was just at coachella. so it works pretty good. [ cheering ] >> jimmy: you touched on what the podcast is about. >> yeah. >> can i have some of this? >> jimmy: that's water. >> it's a little late to a

jonathan turley, andy mccarthy's standby with us. because we want to come back on the other side and to chat more about this. particularly this idea of how the judge will eventually instruct the jury as to what happened here? we will take a quick break and we will be right back as court resumes in new york lately? get ready for a shock. the rate on credit cards is now over 22%. if you want to save hundreds of dollars every month, pay off the balances on your high rate cards with a lower rate va home loan from newday usa. and get the financial peace of mind every veteran deserves. no one takes care of veterans like newday usa. it's time. yes, the time has come for a fresh approach to dog food. everyday, more dog people are deciding it's time to quit the kibble and feed their dogs fresh food from the farmer's dog. made by vets and delivered right to your door precisely portioned for your dog's needs. it's an idea whose time has come. ♪ hi, i'm janice, and i lost 172 pounds on golo. when i was a teenager i had some severe trauma in my l

no brooks, andy biggs, jim jordan, scott barry.uys has really faced account ability as you get more serious questions from law enforcement officials. give me a sense of the complications of potentially prosecuting or at least charging a member of congress, as you see it. >> there are a few challenges with that. you know that scott perry had his phone seized by federal investigators as part of the look at donald trump and the broader plot. he was a key player in the effort to apply the justice department to help to what he did in 2020. so, now, again, he wasn't charged over that and we don't know where that path led doj. it is hard to penetrate congress. they have speech or debate protection in the constitution, almost the full immunity from being criminally pursued over there on official business. now, the january 6th session of congress, even though it is about an election, it is part of official business. they are casting votes to certify an election. getting inside that and compelling these people to talk or even just to get a l

for andy street... at a time _ that's my point. for andy street... would be incredible if labour were to win and to suggest that it would be too much of an exaggeration. i think the bar for the conservative party— think the bar for the conservative party is— think the bar for the conservative party is solo that they only have to win those — party is solo that they only have to win those two in order for there to be win those two in order for there to he no _ win those two in order for there to be no problems but i agree that that is a mask— be no problems but i agree that that is a mask of— be no problems but i agree that that is a mask of what is going on in the rest of— is a mask of what is going on in the rest of the — is a mask of what is going on in the rest of the country. are is a mask of what is going on in the rest of the country.— rest of the country. are there other conservative _ rest of the country. are there other conservative mps _ rest of the country. are there other conservative mps who _ rest of the country. are there other conserva

katie: andy, really enjoyed this conversation. have a great weekend. our thanks to andy poppink.n these markets right now with abigail doolittle. abigail: it has been a rough stretch over the last six days, at least the last time i looked. the s&p 500 down. that is the first time we have seen that since october of 2022. the bears really out over the last few weeks. this is the worst we have seen since october of last year. here is this trend of stocks going lower. many of these days, not today, the reversals, for in a row, where stocks started higher and close lower. not a lot of conviction in the part of stock investors. as for what could be next, if we look at the technicals, i think the russell 2000 is exemplary here, because it is down more in the month of april than the other indexes. the worst month, i believe, since september of 2022. that has taken the russell 2000 down toward its 200 day moving average. you can see the s&p 500 not close to there. factor in the last selloff. the s&p 500 still well above its 200 day moving average. the russell 2000 is below. there is a pos

andy let's start with you. as we await the remarks from former president donald trump what do you believe is the strategy now other cross-examination happening and that courtroom? >> evidently what they returned to underscore based on the reporting rear hearing is that these agreements, these nondisclosure agreements are legal, they are a staple civil settlements in the u.s. and they go on all the time and they are not criminal and it will build from that to the ultimate argument that not only are they not criminal, trump actually is in charge with them in the indictment. >> interesting pair jonathan when the former president emerges from that courtroom i can only imagine what he will have to say. but at this point based on what we a commode of the courtroom do you believe you will look at this as of the day or a bad day? >> i think he should look at it as a good day. if this is what they thought was their strongest start pack this is particularly good. becker described how he asked trump about the reimbursemen

andy mccarthy standing by with his analysis there he is. >> brian: president biden is in the big city that's the nickname. is cl columbia university on the schedule? do you think he will go by like the speaker did? we didn't see it. >> lawrence: "fox & friends" begins right now and remember mornings are better with friends. >> ainsley: this is a fox news alert. we are following several big stories this morning. we are awaiting remarks from secretary of state blinken in beijing, fresh off his meeting with the chinese president xi. we are monitoring it and bring all of that to you live. >> brian: plus, more anti-israel protests expected today as president biden makes a stop in new york city. >> lawrence: down the road president trump's new york criminal trial resumes just hours from now. trump's defense team will continue cross-examination of david pecker. >> c.b. cotton joins us live coming up and eric shawn is live from the new york supreme court. eric, good morning. >> eric: good morning, guys from new york state supreme court where the defense will continue to resume its cross-exami

so we wanted to talk to anderson and andy tonight. you can call it ac squared then we're going to talk to charles as best as shaquille o'neal, really your best friend. not even close not even close. it's more like acquaintance that is absent. >> that is absolutely fluently not true. most of you you just call him shack. >> we've got >> a ton to ask him about. you have some questions for your your acquaintance. >> i do. >> okay. he's gonna be a little bit later, but that has got to wait because we need to bring in our first guess because he's very busy booked in busies what the kids say today, democratic senator and front of the show, that would be cory booker of new jersey. hello, cory booker of new jersey? >> hey girl. you should know about dale >> first of all, it's great to be with you both. i just have to say from the top, you didn't make the connection that both shaquille o'neal in from newark, new jersey mayor, you've got to give some newark love. >> that's right. well, >> it listed in fairness he moved around a lot because it da

thank you, andy. one more note here. keep in mind all major league baseball teams, including the giants, approved the a's move to las vegas. today i chatted with giants ceo larry baer at the commonwealth club. i asked him what he thinks and if the a's can uk seed in las vegas. >> we know the fisher family well. they were originally part of the group that helped save the giants. and i think, you know, you have a situation where you want all 30 teams to have the best shot of being successful. and i don't want to really comment on it more. i mean there's lots of discussions now about, you know, where they're going to play the next several years. so that's an open question. i just -- you know, i wish them well, whatever they do. i don't want to -- it's not really, you know, for us to comment because it's a difficult position we're in here sharing the market. it's just publicly we've tried to stay away from commenting on it. >> no love lost as we know between the giants and a's. the warriors and the giants need to embrace the

andy mccarthy and phil holloway joint me now. let me start with you, andy.ow we hear from david pecker on the stand confirming what the prosecution would like to prove, that he in fact did do dealings with the former president. the question, though, is were they criminal? he had done former dealings before where he had caught stories to protect his friend, donald trump. the timing in all of this. he buried a couple stories that, in fact, involved women that could have potentially hurt donald trump's chances winning the election. some may say it's election interference and any money exchanged could be campaign violation law. if you were to look at the facts before you, what does the prosecution need to do to effectively prove their case here? it sounds so far like they haven't. >> well, we have to be careful, julie, that the fact that we are a bunch of lawyers who understand what the weaknesses are here doesn't mean it is being communicated to the jury in the courtroom where they will be taking their queues from the judge, very friendly toward the prosecution

andy burnham is a popular figure and he will buy 67% of the last mayoral election.cial measures and is now out of special measures and andy burnham will say that due to him but his opponents would say well actually, it happened during your watch. and also the clean air zone which is the equivalent of euler lives in london, it has been postponed the moment but has caused a lot of anger and upset for drivers in greater manchester. however, is probably fair to say anything the opponents would probably agree that it would be very unlikely for either andy burnham or steve rotherham to lose their seats. they are both up against liberal democrats, conservatives, the greens and independents and in greater manchester, there is also a reform candidate. he was standing as a conservative candidate at the beginning of the elections but he defected to reform saying he didn't believe the conservatives were standing up for the north any more and just quickly, we also have up many elections. we have a by—election in blackpool south after the resignation of scott benton, the former c

andy, if you could stand by this, court will be back in session momentarily, thank you, andy. >> sandra: pecker will continue with his testimony as court has now resumed what we were told out of that courtroom a moment ago is the discussion of exhibits is happening again. jason miller by the trump team has just tweeted out the former president will be speaking to the courthouse press at the conclusion of court today at approximate 4:30 p.m. eastern times we will be listening for that and more out of that courtroom when we return. d suga. uniquely designed with carbsteady. glucerna. bring on the day. hi guys! bill, you look great! now that i have inspire, i'm free from struggling with the mask and the hose. inspire? inspire is a sleep apnea treatment that works inside my body with a click of this button. where are you going? i'm going to get inspire. learn more and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com. hi, i'm kevin, and i've lost 152 pounds on golo. i had just left a checkup with my doctor, and i'd weighed in at 345 pounds. my doctor prescribed a weight loss drug, but a

attorney and fox news contributor mccarthy maybe you can answer that question for us, andy?ill have a difficult time chasing down my taking the stand given the ruling from yesterday. not unexpected that the civil fraud trial and the carol case where they are not going to let the prosecutors get into the sexual misconduct, but they will get into defamation by lying which is what the jury essentially found. so what judge basically ruled yesterday as if trump takes the stand, those rulings and the result of those cases will be paid as a stomach place in front of the jury. that he has fraud and the defamation stuff and even though he is appealing those for the moment those are the rulings of those courts and their game cross-examination. >> sandra: andy, on the case how strong is it? this is from the latest piece. i want you to dig into this for us. when you say bragg's apologists say he is our strong case what they mean is the evidence of what happened is overwhelming. that should not surprise us because the evidence proves activity. that was legal. expand on that, andy. >> rig

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andy mccarthy is with us as well. andy, give me a sense of your reaction to this.ise he won't allow the actual tape. >> all this wrangling is being done now before open statements. the lawyers really want to know before they start making commitments to the jury, what they are going to be allowed to do and not to do. i always think the biggest advantage a defense has in a criminal trial is they don't have to do anything. they don't have to prove anything. and i think it would be perilous if they were to promise the jury that they would hear from president trump during the trial. they are better off keeping that -- not taking a firm stand on that whether it will happen or it won't happen. but i think what's probably going on is they want to know before they make a decision whether to put him on the stand and before they start making commitments to the jury about what will be proved in the trial, what the judge is going to allow and not allow. >> martha: andy, thank you, stand by for us grateful to have you with us this morning. thanks. >> dana: i'm glad you are here

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emma andy jones will emma woolf and andy jones will be the biggest emma woolf and andy jones will bea woolf and andy jones will be in the sunday papers. time to see what's in the papers this morning. with the journalist andy jones. and the author emma wolf. good morning to you both. good morning, i start with something which is a bit grim, actually, in the sunday express. emma. conviction rate rates for rape down now at 3. >> yeah. 3.- >> yeah. i 3.— >> yeah. i mean, 3. >> yeah. i mean, we've known for years that we've got a major problem with rape conviction and sort of prosecution in this country. a major review was launched in 2020, but it seems to have very had very little effect , in 2023, 67,000, sorry, effect, in 2023, 67,000, sorry, 68,000 rapes. and only 2000 of those led to convictions . those led to convictions. obviously, the problem is partly to do with court backlog . you to do with court backlog. you know, the endless evidence that you need, the fact that some police forces are not prioritising this, but also i think it's to do with the sort of lack of trust and confid

andy constan. guy? >> it's a really interesting conversation, in terms of what do higher yields mean for the broader market. that's what we're tasked to do. maybe it's a 4.5%, where things start to get interesting again and the market's waking up to it today. i think tim's question is, why are rates going higher? it hits the nail on the head. they're going higher, i believe, for the wrong reasons. issuance being one of them. and not that we have to get into it now, but you're starting to see the ramification in different currencies, not least of which dollar/yen -- >> 153. >> something that, i'm telling you, over the next couple weeks, the network will start talking about this in earnest. >> the best intervention territory -- >> yeah, and they, in fact, they were kind of at this place a month ago, and everybody knows what they need to do, and the irony is, of course, what they need to do is actually, by getting away from ycc and r really -- it should implicitly bring their dollar up. but i just look at

>> what andy is?pic . up the topic. >> i'm just discussing it. >> i'm just discussing it. >> i'm just discussing it. >> i thought the you're suggesting the prince of wales is not telling it straight. >> yes, i probably not her. >> yes, i probably not her. >> it's some press officer making allegations. >> i believe her. yeah. >> i believe her. yeah. >> i believe her. yeah. >> i think they're really good. do you think they're in good shape? obviously. physically we know they're not. but in terms of the public feeling, feeling towards the royal family, andy, are they in a strong place at the moment. do you think? >> i think, you know, most people don't really care. you know, i'd say most people i think most people are just kind of like andy. no not really. i don't really have an opinion on the royals. i think it's probably much more effort to get rid of them than it is, you know, to keep them. i think it sounds fine to me. i don't really care. i believe in a meritocracy, and i think royalty is contradict

east coast walk everyone i am sandra smith in for neil cavuto and this is your world, legal eagles andyarthy and tom dupree here to weigh in shortly but first let's get to nate foy who was outside that courthouse on what has been going on inside what do we know nate. >> hello sandra the direct examination of gary pharaoh is underway he's a former senior managing director at first public bank and speaking about his professional history with president trump's former lawyer michael cohen he worked with kellan from 2015 until to the best of his recollection 2018 or 2019 he says he was assigned cohen as a client because he was knowledgeable and skilled enough to deal with clients who may be a bit difficult he said that cohen had several accounts at first public bank if there is some reporting that this is the bank that cohen used to wire the 130,000 payment to adult film actress stormy daniels so right now they're talking about his history as a banker and working with cohen and this comes after you mentioned the cross-examination finished for president trump's longtime executive assistant rh

>> andy? i have no idea. >> andy? i have no idea. >> is it? >> is it? >> is it? are they all just in the same field then? >> presumably like a forest, a forest, a forest of turbines? >> it might be quite a nice sight, actually. seeing them all together like that. i don't know, something. know, you'd hear something. >> even if it's not >> i think so, even if it's not the local bird population. >> no. >> no. >> they're going avoiding >> they're going to be avoiding that plague. that like the plague. >> ever stood >> have you ever stood underneath one, no. >> oh, you do. >> oh, you should do. >> oh, you should do. >> are you allowed to. it's. >> are you allowed to. it's. >> yeah. yeah, yeah. it's >> oh, yeah. yeah, yeah. it's phenomenal because although obviously long obviously the blades are a long way you you, if way off from you when you, if you up and look right up you stand up and look right up like that, it it does feel like that, it does it does feel like that, it does it does feel like they're just heading for you. >> you doing standing >> what are you doing

by andy jassy.y i love microsoft. this is why i love alphabet. this is why i love apple. right now, this morning, because the street wants these stocks -- they can't have this bull market end, david. the street won't let it end. >> people didn't catch that. that was funny. by andy jassy. that was andy jassy's amazon letter. >> just a little jibe. >> here's the opening bell. more green. here at the big board, computing company ionq. over at the nasdaq, solarbank, an energy operator and developer. >> we need more listings. where do i want to go? let's have a little negativity and trying to figure out exactly why it's so bad is carmax, kmx. they failed to deliver, and a lot of what carmax, a big miss in how much money they spent to get used vehicles, and i'm trying to figure out how this factors in with possible cpi. carmax down usually means you're making less money in used cars, which means that used cars can be down in price, which means the cpi might be too hot yesterday and it might get cooler. as

he conversation with andy maclean and dave holmwood.— conversation with andy maclean and dave holmwoode known that if kevin asked her to get some information, it was important and that you pass it on had she received it, which is what i believe she did in the e—mail. you believe she did in the e-mail. you were being _ believe she did in the e—mail. you were being challenged here by a trusted — were being challenged here by a trusted sub—postmaster and her husband. — trusted sub—postmaster and her husband, won't you? | trusted sub-postmaster and her husband, won't you?— trusted sub-postmaster and her husband, won't you? i didn't know them and l — husband, won't you? i didn't know them and i had _ husband, won't you? i didn't know them and i had nothing _ husband, won't you? i didn't know them and i had nothing to - husband, won't you? i didn't know them and i had nothing to dispute| them and i had nothing to dispute that they were anything other than trusted. did that they were anything other than trusted. , , ., ., . , that they were anything other than trusted. , , ., ., ., , ., trust

andy and i, andy auerbach, probably one of the cleverest people i've ever met in my life, also one oforked together, we worked together for years. we'd always share an office together. we'd sit together, and get our lunch together, come back. and i would always go through the daily mail, the mail online or the mirror or whatever. and one of my, one of my great sort of pleasures at lunchtime, and every now and again i would see one of those kind of click bait kind of titles, which is, you know, you have to have an iq of over 150, only people with an iq of 150 will be able to answer this question, or only 5% of people in the country can see it. it was always one of those sort of, can you spot the bear in the woods or whatever, it would be, or how many, you know, those sort of things, and i was always really good at them. and i would go over, like i said, to andy, who is one of the cleverest people i've met and i'm not, and i would go, "i've got it, i've got it, have you?" and he would never get it. never~ _ and it would be like my best bit of the day. i'd love it. and i would get these

andy and i — andy auerbach, probably one of the cleverest people i've ever met in my life.d sit together and get our lunch together, come back and i would always go through the daily mail, the mail online or the mirror or whatever — one of my great sort of pleasures at lunchtime. and every now and again, i would see one of those kind of clickbait kind of titles, which is, you know, "you have — to have an iq of over 150," "only people with an iq of 150 will be able to answer this "question," or "only 5% of people in the "country can see it." it was always one of those sort of, "can you spot the bear "in the woods?," or whatever, it would be, or how many, you know, those sort of things? and i was always really good at them. and i would go over — like i said, to andy, who is one of the cleverest people i've met and i'm not — and i would go, "i've got it, i've got it. "have you? " and he would never get it. never. and it would be like my best bit of the day. i'd love it. and i would get these and every now, you know, i'd see them over months and then, one time, i can't remember

you look at jonathan turley, andy mccarthy. all right? >> legal scholars >> is now one that we've been able to find that said this should be a trial i called i was i was paying a lawyer mark it down as legal expenses account >> i didn't know >> martin down as legal expenses that's exactly what it was and you got indicted over them i should be right now. and pennsylvania and far in many other states north carolina, georgia, campaign, this is all coming from the biden white house because they got good 0.2 sentences together. he can campaign using visit order to try i wouldn't election. and it's not working it's working the opposite way so check that out >> legal expenses, called legal expenses. what you're supposed to go trump nobody's ever. seen. nobody has ever seen anything like him. so thank you very much for coming. i have to sit down i am now sit down and the voters understandability of the newest look at the polls. trial >> the >> judge should recuse thank you very much

and -- liz: no idea why he's in the 20th century and he's talking about vietnam and this whopper, andyis talking about tax hikes tomorrow and when inflation and mortgage r ates have tripled under biden is what do you think of that for taxes and taxes on small businesses and he wants an energy tax and going for capital gains and he realized and he wants to add on extra estate tax and this is absurd and i hope voters see this for what it is. this is a power grabby the federal government. joe biden really doesn't know what he's doing at this point and doesn't know what century we're living in and getting away with tax increases would be absurd. liz: yeah, grover norquist said $5 trillion in tax hikes and this is the biden campaign cochair tammy duckworth claims trump is bad and joe is good. isn't that way off? real average weakly earnings after inflation is down 4.2% under biden is they went up 8.2% under tram and economist like mohammad mohamed el-erian surpassed it by 20% and expecting seven rate cut this is year. you're >> you're looking at for the first three years that trump was in o

far and he is— has been labour's andy burnham so farand he is keen to has been labour's andy burnhamkeen to carry on. last time, he got 67% of the vote, the conservatives got 20% and everyone else was _ conservatives got 20% and everyone else was quite behind. his opponents have been_ else was quite behind. his opponents have been attacking him particularly over his _ have been attacking him particularly over his -- — have been attacking him particularly over his —— his record of handling greater_ over his —— his record of handling greater manchester police, the force has gone _ greater manchester police, the force has gone into special measures on his watch, — has gone into special measures on his watch, but it is out now and improving _ his watch, but it is out now and improving. the other candidates are also questioning the viability of his flagship policy to take the bus network_ his flagship policy to take the bus network back under public control for the _ network back under public control for the first time in 40 years. he is the _ for the first time in 40 years. he is the fir

a graduate of the university, fox news contributor andy mccarthy. somebody in academia says he feels like watching his professional home destroy itself is a moral injury for somebody who is a graduate who was aware of the politics at columbia. how do you feel about it? >> it's very hard to watch. when i was there, dana, it was still within a decade of the major riots that had occurred at columbia why in 1968 in connection with the vietnam war and when i heard that student say that he would rather not see the nypd come in, part of me wants to say how else do you think this gets resolved? when i was an undergrad at columbia it was a few years after kent state where four students protesting the war were killed when they had a military and law enforcement response to the violence that was underway there. so it's a powder keg of a situation. i can understand why they want the law enforcement people to stand down until it's absolutely necessary to bring them in. but i really think this is a problem of the administration. the people who were the main rob w

if you look at jonathan turley, andy mccarthy, great legal scholars, there is not one that we've been able to find that says there should be a trial. i called a -- i was paying a lawyer and -- i didn't know, marked it down as a legal expense. that's what it was. you've been indicted over that? i should be right now in pennsylvania, in florida, in many other states, north carolina, georgia, campaigning. this is all coming from the biden white house. the guy can't put two sentences together. he can't campaign. he is trying to win an election. it is not working that way, it is working the opposite way. check it out. it is called legal expense. that's what you are supposed to call it. nobody has ever seen anything like it. so thank you very much for coming. [[inaudible question] >> the voters understand. look at the polls. the voters understand. the judge should recuse himself. thank you very much.

okay andy. go on. oh sorry. >> okay andy. go on. oh sorry. rossendale. yeah.. >> stone cold silence. >> stone cold silence. >> the today's the 42nd anniversary of the start of the falklands war. so i'd like to nominate major general jeremy thompson, who led three commando of the royal marines, a great man who helped to liberate the falkland islands . and i think falkland islands. and i think that he should be honoured today by becoming gb news greatest briton. >> all right. i tell you what. two, two strong ones there. got another under. >> so i've got gone with amy oakton. she's the bbc radio tees presenter who , you know, held presenter who, you know, held rishi account. you know rishi sunak to account. you know local often you know local journalism often you know because reach plc is kind of because of reach plc is kind of gone toilet recently. gone into the toilet recently. you you see you know, you see nottinghamshire know, nottinghamshire live, you know, whatever all whatever live. they're all rubbish. very good rubbish. but this is very good local holdin

formulas -- andy mccarthy is here and former deputy assistant attorney general john yoo.e have both of you. thank you for joining us. first eu, and the word you see you going next equities he was going next you met. >> obviously we are going to start with david pecker will be the first witness. i think him and michael cohen are being offered basically to fill a big hole in alvin bragg's case. bragg, is theory in the prosecution is that trump store the 2016 election. but you hasn't actually charged him in the conspiracy to do that nor is trying to implement an election are suppress negative information in crime and what bragg has charged our 34 book entries that didn't occur until 2017. so he's in the irrational position of trying to say that 26 and election was stolen by activity that took place the following year. you need to try to persuade the jury that there is some kind of nefarious scheme that leads up to the 2016 election and what pecker and cohen are for is to outline the discussions that they had about this catch and kill scheme to purchase the disclosure rights

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andy gill, bbc news. finally, space x has launched its falcon 9 rocket...e in florida carrying a payload of 2 galileo satellites — part of europe's global navigation satellite system. notably, this was the first time an american made rocket was used and launched from us soil for thejoint spacex — european commision project. historically, the galileo satellites were launched using the the russian soyuz or ariane 5 rockets — but the european space agency stopped soyuz since russia's invasion of ukraine. now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas. hello. we've seen some fairly heavy rain through the overnight period and this morning as well, pushing its way northwards across much of england. it's going to sit for eastern parts of england and eastern scotland through the course of the day, gradually easing. but there'll be some sunshine coming in towards the west. so certainly a day of mixed fortunes. this area of low pressure has been bringing us that rain. it's pushing northwards around the east coast in particular, some blustery winds aro

caroline: jeff bezos and andy jassy deleting chaps amid an antitrust probe. let's check in on these markets. this is a macro picture on the day and some earnings galvanizing a drive higher. nasdaq up more than 2% then. we see the core pce that the fed so loves coming in line. we are not calling, but we are not exceeding expectations. the market is relieved and we are seeing about of good, healthy increase in certain stocks. a 10 year yield dives down onto the back of that pce number. even though we see bonds indeed rallying coming yields falling lower, the dollar still resilient against the japanese yen. will we see intervention from the boj? moving on, have a look at what it is doing against bitcoin. dollar strength against bitcoin. crypto on the downside. ed: it is all about earnings. intel is off session lows. and just a moment, ian king will give us the numbers and then we will speak to the intel ceo. microsoft and alphabet are all about cloud growth driven by ai products. microsoft, 31% topline growth on azure. we will go deeper on that later in the show

i want to thank andy hurley. thanks for a great week andy, the 8g band. head over to youtube now.

andy hurley is here.ted acor you know from his work in the "harry potter" franchise, "miracle workers," and "weird: the al yankovic story." he is currently starring in "merrily we roll along" at the hudson theater on broadway through july 7th. please welcome back to the show our friend daniel radcliffe, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: i'm so impressed. look at you. you have all this energy. and then right after this, you have to go and do your broadway show >> i know, yeah. >> seth: conserve your energy, daniel. >> i don't need to conserve my energy. [ laughter ] it's really -- when people come and see the show, they're like, "oh, you must be so tired." i'm like, "i'm really not." like, it's very -- i think if i was doing a show that i hated for a long time, that would be very draining. but like we really -- we love it a sickening amount. so i'm -- >> seth: and i imagine, too, there's an excitement from the audience that you feed off when you walk on stage? >> yeah, absolutely. i mean, we