the beat with ari melber starts right now. hi, ari. >> hi, nicole. welcome to the beat, everyone. i am ari melber. on tonight's broadcast, the death of queen elizabeth ii, she was 96 years ole. we will be reporting on her life, her legacy and her ties to the united states and why this is such a large global story. >>> also other news here at home, the justice department is formally appealing a formal judge's decision that went against the garland doj that requires the appointment of a special master to review the documents seized from donald trump's mar-a-lago property. that is a big development in that clash. we have that story later as well as steve bannon, the trump aide, surrendering in new york for new criminal charges, money laundering, defrauding his own maga supporters. a story nicole and our colleagues have more on that in tonight's broadcast. we begin here with the united kingdom and really much of the world mourning. queen elizabeth ii dying at 96 years old. she sat on the throne as you may have heard for a full 70 years. if that sounds like an extraordinarily long time

well, let's start there. >> and ari did. ari did. >> hey!d. a hundred. so, a lot of people know, but not everybody knows, it's always good to learn. so for those who may not know yet, what does it mean when you say "god did." >> you know, god did, you know, he believed in us. and he believes in us all the time. so, you know, i'm just wanting the young world to know, no matter what's going on in life, god got you. you have to acknowledge that. and when you acknowledge that god got you, you should have the strength to go even harder and be even greater, through the good times, even through the hard times. i have a saying like, you know, when times get hard, go hard. when times is great, go harder. you know what i'm saying? because god believes in us. they didn't believe in us, but god did. and i just want to make the world better. and if we all come together and we unify and show love to each other, not tear each other down, show love to each other, and uplift each other and congratulate each other and help each other, it's okay to show love.

book on amazon is the january 6th committee report with a forward by ari melber. writing the forward of the january 6th committee report that harpercollins will publish when it is written. tell us more about it, ari. >> thank you very much for the shout-out and the question. we were surprised, too, willie, it's the forthcoming january 6th committee report, so i am doing this edition of it with harpercollins and writing my own forward looking at the coup conspiracy, something that we've covered on "morning joe" and across msnbc, how there was the january 6th insurrection and these wider attempts to overthrow the election and the coup. i'm writing that. the only place to get that is in this harpercollins edition. yes, number one on amazon in the country among all books, which is wild. people can buy it at melberbook.com or go to amazon, search january 6th melber. i should mens in full disclosure, there are other versions of the report. we're not working with the government or anything. people can get it any number of ways or watch our coverage. bottom line, when thi

i'm ari melber here with you on "the beat" with ari melber. this is a live labor day edition. what we were just seeing there, going into the hour, was the president speaking about labor, saying unions are more popular than ever as he spoke to that labor crowd. i can tell you, later today, in this labor day edition of "the beat" we have more on what the president is doing and pushing. so having heard from him live, we'll bring you that soon. but the big larger breaking news story on the holiday is a new ruling coming out of florida. a judge granting a request that donald trump made for a different type of review of those documents that the doj says he was holding illegally for a long time, a special master to do the review. now, if you watch "the beat" or keep an eye on this, you may recall we heard from attorney general john sale who rejected a request to represent trump in this very matter. he said on msnbc his idea would have been to request a special master days before trump first made that legal request. >> they're use a filter team to review the documents, the government

you can always find me online at ari melber.ight on "the reidout" -- >> you're going to hear this in the news. the fbi came after me and took my phone. she surrounded me at a hearty's. >> reporter: the my pillow guy didn't even get to finish his breakfast biscuit as the fbi investigates his crimes, which is now almost completely taken ov

i mean, to me, this is a little bit of a preemptive strike here by ari. i like ari so much.ant the one guy that has proven that he can beat donald trump to run because trump is at the moment the leading candidate for the republican nomination. in addition, you have to keep in mind, we'll be having a different conversation if we had this conversation three months ago. president biden's poll numbers have gone up. so he's at about 45%. which is about average for a. at this point in his first term. the democrats are doing better in terms of generic polling as to who would hold or not hold the congress right now. we've seen a bunch of issues break the democrats way. so you know, it's still likely that republicans will win the house, really up in the air as to what goes on in the senate. that will set the tone for any decision that you get from biden and biden's team about what he's going to do. one last point quickly. you think about president trump. he didn't announce officially a re-election bid until june of 19. the election was in 20. he announced from the start to the ftc th

i'm ari melber. we begin with the legal heat. classified documents are a scandal. january 6th congressional probe picks back up. we have news on that. and then something that up ended donald trump's entire business prospects in new york. as i mentioned you might say, well, i feel like i heard about this before, what is the deal? never like this before. we are talking about something that is now an active new york case that could end the trump organization as it is known along with a quarter billion in fines and penalties or more. and then you have the federal criminal insurrection probe intensifying. i have a very special guest on that later in the hour. coming up i have neil cochel to start us off. look at this report from cnn, trump lawyers waging a secret fight to try to halt a grand jury from getting information from his inner circle, basically blocking testimony that otherwise would be relevant, meaning the prosecutors at least want to introduce it. we know the context for this, those 40 new subpoenas. you have a former prosecutor on the letitia james side say

tonight, join jimmy and his guests - kaley cuoc mike birbiglia musical guest ari lennox and featuringhe legendary roots crew >> questlove: 1713 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. that's what i'm talking about. welcome. hey. nice to see you. thank you so much. welcome, welcome, welcome to the "the tonight show," everybody. you're here, you made it [ cheers and applause we got a great new york city crowd. well, guys, it's a busy time in new york city because leaders from all around the world are in town for the u.n. general assembly yeah and i just want to say on behalf of all new yorkers, this could have been a zoom [ laughter ] have we learned nothing? two and a half hours ago, three blocks what are we doing, people? yeah, this is the first in-person general assembly since the pandemic that's right over the last three years, the u.n. has been home to the world's largest spirit halloween. [ laughter ] fun fact, fun fact, fun fact that's right today, leaders from 193 nations flew into new york on private

ari, but you and i talked about this before. the numbers are what the numbers are and the failure is not going away. joe biden's job approval in august, a thirty seven percent, which is just dismal. >> he's improved. he's up to poor. his job approval rating is at about 43%, up from thirty seven from dismal. >> the poor. the problem with having a forty three percent job approval or is that is exactly what donald trump had in 2018. he was 44% when republicans lost the house and lost the senate. it's the same thing as barack obama had when his party lost the house. it is a poor number for a president to have. the last time you had a president gain seats in a midterm election was george w. bush. his job approval was around 70%. so it doesn't matter what this mini bounce is that joe biden has had, it's not going to rescue the democrats and or focus on abortion. now, i think that's helpful to democrats in some places. i do think it's going to create some more of an interest in the election by women who previously may have just thought

"the beat" with ari melber starts right now. hi, ari. >> thank you so much. welcome to "the beat." i am ari melber, and these midterm campaigns are in high gear. think we'll be able to show you the scene in the crucial swing state of ohio over the weekend. you see jim jordan talking. j.d. vance was the star of this rally. the wall street investor and author, who spent years publicly warning the republican party about what he said was the danger of trump who he once likened to a potential fascist here in america. vance then recounted, embraced trump, got his endorsement, got the nomination for the senate his, and that may all sound familiar for today's republican party. what is different in this rally is how vance, a yale graduate sat by while donald trump used the rally to go farther than he has before in this cultish alliance with this dangerous sometimes amorphous group called qanon by pushing lies that may sound bizarre and absurdist you can underestimate how serious they are and how they're building a following. i'm not going to repeat or amplify all of them, but among them is

hi, ari. >> nice to see you. welcome to "the beat." i'm ari melber. we begin with several legal crises coming together for donald trump right now. it's been a week of setbacks for the former president. the big one is the new york attorney general taking him to court, demanding sanctions, $250 million specifically, in penalties. attorney general james saying that the trump family and organization have committed massive and repeat fraud. we're going to walk through this. you may have heard the news yesterday, and a lot of it focused on the law, her powers, what she's doing. there hasn't been as much time the make sense of the evidence in her 220-page filing. just briefly to start the broadcast i want to do that with you. look at mar-a-lago, which of course is in the nexus of multiple legal issues, and we'll get to those tonight. but in the new york case, which deals with donald trump's fraud in more than one place, mar-a-lago down in florida has an actual property value of $75 million. what you see on the left there is what letitia james says is all thi

republicans want him to run. >> hannity: great to see you ari as always. this is just coming into us. after that smashing success with the martha's vineyard airlift, ron desantis just pulled off and arguably more impressive feat. we'll react to the breaking news next. ♪ ♪ how's he still playin'? aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength. reduces inflammation. don't touch my piano. kick pain in the aspercreme. ♪ ♪ >> when biden is flying these people all over the fruited plain in the middle of the night, i didn't hear a peep out of those people. they were provided an opportunity to be in one of the most posh places in the world. it said they deported them the next day. b>> hannity: let's explain this. earlier today, the media descended on georgetown and anticipated another plane full of migrants that was supposedly being sent from florida to biden's home town. president biden even prepared a snarky response. >> he should come visit. we have a beautiful shoreline. >> hannity: i don't even know what he said. there was no plane there. desantis left thes

let's bring in ari fleischer, ari, you are the president say not all republicans are maga republicans but then the dash most republicans supported appear that would be an indication that most republicans are maga republicans. you see what he is doing here, he is contrasting the commitment to america that the republicans unveiled this morning with the democratic position on abortion. and a lot of talk about what would happen with abortion if republicans gave back control of the house here. this new commitment to america, do you believe it is an effective counter punch for the democratic messaging on abortion? >> well two points, john, number one if all teachers like those teachers standing behind joe biden who has outed up every time joe biden speaks, our education system is in trouble. this is the problem when you have educational association which should be devoted to our children is so partisan. we all worry about this who we send our children to and what they will be exposed to. second, this is the big picture of who is winning this election and the democrats to find about an elect

"the beat" with ari melber starts right now. hi, ari. >> hi, nicole. i was prepping for my show starting to watch yours on the break in coverage. we track which trump aides have been investigated. it's been only a handful of top aides since this "new york times" story which now says it's approaching dozens. >> it really is breaking it open, and again, we know about it from the aides, right? anything for better or worse, but for better, but it's breaking under view, the three rings under investigation, the rally, the electors and the big grift, the big scam. it's a stunning piece of reporting. >> huge piece of reporting,s you say, and when you start going up the line on the three diagrams and some like a venn diagram overlap -- >> cross. >> good seeing you, nicole. >> i'll get down to my office and watch yours. >> okay. welcome to "the beat," everyone. breaking news on the doj criminal january 6th probe. the justice department investigation into the january 6th insurrection and coup is substantially escalating. this is a story nicole and i just discusse

i am ari melber. we have a lot going on. there is a shift in trump world as one of the people who was loyal to trump to the end on the big lie and the insurrection, the former chief of staff, mark meadows, you may remember, he threaded the needle with the january 6th committee. he did not get indicted. he did not testify. but now he's talking. reportedly complying with the doj because he was hit with a criminal subpoena. we have more on that, but we begin with something on the line between policy, human rights, and yes, the trolling politics of the maga era. ron desantis is trying to cruelly exploit and use human beings as a type of prop for a trolling political points a well as endear himself to apparently people who in public call the shots with what this supposedly mighty powerful governor does, because he is the most powerful person in the state of florida in the government system, but apparently he has bosses that outrank him there, and they don't live in florida. a lot of them are based around the east coast in fox new

"the beat" with ari melber starts right now. hi, ari, happy tuesday. >> happy tuesday. thanks, nick cole. welcome to "the beat." i'm ari melber. we are tracking more than one story and a big interview. there's new reporting about the story that broke late yesterday, 40 subpoenas going all the way up to line to top people in trump's orbit. it's all about coup and insurrection. we have more on that. also something i told you about yesterday, bill gates is on "the beat" tonight in depth. climate change, inflation, public health, a.i., the metaverse. what he says we the west owe africa, not a conversation we have every night on the news. as well as a discussion about how mr. gates got somewhat involves in talking to joe manchin about what he says are good ideas by joe biden. so we're going to get into all of that. but we begin with republicans and the push to roll back women's rights at a time when democrats say it's wrong on policy and human rights and that they have a political answer that they think could help win the midterms. here's lindsey graham introducing a bill to

>> good evening, ari. it's possible. california wants desantis investigated for kidnapping, and that would be under 18 usc 1201 and criminalizes kidnapping through deception. here you have this brochure that was clearly misleading. you have this woman named perla make false promises to migrants step on the plane. there's more investigation to see if desantis was involved, and that's where it gets tricky. >> the physical kidnapping and criminal human trafficking, which are very serious, tend to have a few elements that might not ultimately be landed here, but the general fraudulent inducement of abuse of government resources, what do you see there? >> first off, i don't think there is human trafficking here. prosecutors are not going to charge that, because human trafficking takes two forms -- sex trafficking and labor trafficking, and there's no allegation he -- to get them into sex or labor, so i think the statute in play would be the kidnapping via fraud, the deception. there's other things you got to federal civil rig

you know, ari, i say thisnow, ari, i say with a with a degree of sober sadness here.al if we don't have in thisl country equal justice and equalt application of our laws and all our laws are based on thatd th document called the u.s. we mment called the u.s. have a country we might as welle shred it.country. and it seems that's where we are in this country.dia,e in your best selling y.dia,e in and the media, as you wrote in your best selling book, ever best selling book, of the way. and they perpetrate everalf of e on behalf of the democrats. they push the phony dossier in2' 2016 and they push the lie that biden's laptop was russian i disinformation in 2020. ee you know, and i think there's another analogy we all need to21 remember in 2011, take over the capitol in the state of wisconsin when they took over, protesters took over the stateig capitol building to stop law,tol building to stop into law to interfere with a legislative act. g did the fbi give penalties? did they go after and prosecute the people who physically took over that capitol building? did the fbtabu

i am ari melber on the beach with you, this is a live labor day addition.hat we are just seeing, there at the hour, is the president speaking about labor. saying that unions are more popular than ever as he spoke to that labor crowd. now, i can tell you later today, in this labor day addition of the beat, actually more on what the president is doing and pushing. so, having heard from him live, we'll bring you that, soon. but the larger breaking news story on the holiday's a new ruling coming out of florida. judge granting the request that donald trump made for a different type of review of those documents that the doj says, he was holding aaliyah -- illegally for a long time. a special master to do the review. now, if you watched the bead or keep an eye on this, you may recall that we heard from attorney john sale, who objected a request to represent trump in this very matter. now, before any such request was made, he actually said here on msnbc that his idea would've been to request the special master's. this was days before trump first made that legal req

unfortunately, ari tore his a.c.l. and won't be able to compete in the squat or dead lift this year. he isn't letting that get him down. he plans to compete in the bench press competition and he kret idz -- credits his brother. he isn't giving up on competing in the u.s.a. power lifting competition. i have a teenage daughter, and she's also an athlete. she does horseback riding competitions. she's a barrel racer and pretty good at it, mr. speaker. i know exactly how awesome it is to be a dads who is incredibly proud of their kid's accomplishments. we want our kids to do well in life and see them push themselves and exceed everyone's expectations is a feeling like no other. scott and ari and ethan are prime examples of what we can accomplish when we set goals and work hard every day to achieve them. i just want to take a moment to recognize that, mr. speaker. i yield back my time. thank you, brother. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. costa, for five minutes. mr. costa: than

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joining me now is ari fleischer, fox news contributor and former white house presspres secretary ari is saying that joe biden may wait until the middle of next year to decide. >> yeah, your thoughts. >> as a republican , i would want nothing more than for joe biden. to declare for reelectionn fo and run because i would like to run against a guy who's going to be eighty two years old on election day or right after election day in the year. twenty , twenty four . but the fact of the matter is , laura and i predicted this last may, joe biden is not going to run for reelection. and chris, senator coons, senato who was biden's former chief of s gif, is giving an early indicationve of that. the democrat party is not, especially after they're going to lose the house, may loset the senate. gointre not going to wan a candidate who's about to turns 80 , an unpopularad president presiding over a bad economy to be their leader in the future. leaders are just not going to >>nt biden to step up and run again. now, hannity someone who has hia ari, that he'll run if bidenwon won't is gavin newsom be

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there are ties between ari emanuel and elon musk. steve: -- kurt: this is not someone jumping into the mix without any connection. emmanuel reached onto a twitter board member, so there is obviously a relationship there as well. this is how these things tend to work. as we saw yesterday with the dump of elong's text messages, you see how many people reached out, many of them it appears to be unsolicited, with offers to invest, offers for advice, here is you should hire as ceo. when you get in the midst of a deal like this it stands there is a lot of people that come out of the woodwork wanting to be helpful, given how powerful he is. katie: kurt wagner, thank you so much. just what a story. coming up, brazil's presidential election has been shrouded by an unprecedented level of tension and violence. we are going to dive into the issues with robert but from "the economist." this is bloomberg. ♪ katie: this is bloomberg markets. i'm katie greifeld with jon erlichman. brazilians will head to the polls this weekend. the new president fac

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"the beat" with ari melber starts right now. hey, ari. >> nice to see you. welcome to "the beat," we have breaking news on legal action hitting trump. new york attorney general letitia james suing donald trump, his children and entire company. this is a culmination of this investigation she has so doggedly pursued. we're going to get into it with our experts. let me tell you, james is saying trump has committed "staggering fraud," that he lied about the value of his properties, that he lied to the authorities, that he lied in financial statements, that he did it for over a decade, and that he furnished, and this matters for the law, false information to banks, insurance companies, as well as state authorities and then he would try to get favorable loans and cheat on his taxes. >> pattern of fraud and deception that was used by mr. trump and the trump organization for their own financial benefit is astounding. claiming you have money that you do not have does not amount to "the art of the deal." it's the art of the steal. and there can not be different rules

the aries and read a controlled by russia. these are the regions claimed by russia on friday. in total, it's about 15 percent of ukraine's territory and includes parts still under ukrainian control. crimea was claimed by russia in 2014, mom advised more now from moscow. this yellow landing for the anthem of the country. they've just become part of at least according to moscow, the leaders of the fall ukrainian regions appeared in red square with president vladimir put in a very public sign of loyalty hours after a signing ceremony. that saw them become part of lashley invalid amory, which put him russia held so called referendums in before partially occupied areas of ukraine over the last week. the votes denied by western government and the ukrainian government as a sham, all livid at his own thing. yes, to join in russia. oh, we better let although the choice of the people in the areas of dimansky, the hancock separates ya and her son is not up for discussion, or if it's been made with russia will not betray it. and the authorities in here today should treat that free will of

i'm ari melber. nicolle wallace is off today.live. i hope you stay with me. we're covering this news due to the hurricane bearing down on parts of florida, the january 6th select committee has taken a step to reschedule what was going to be their final hearing. so that will no longer be held tomorrow in congress. we have a lot of news, though, that we're tracking, including former republican congressman denver riggleman making waves with his new book that is revealing some of what the committee found, that he says is important to understand even as he has clashed with some of the committee members. tonight i also have for you a special report on the rise of fascism at home and abroad, including new election results out of europe, that if you haven't heard about them, they are super important. >>> we begin with something that is not the committee's work. we talk about january 6th, but the work of the prosecutors in the criminal investigations. jury selection for the trial of oath keepers leader stuart rhodes and four other members

there is what's the armenians calls their planet, killed the ass aries, give it another name. they call it a con ken dees, the perma kurt is calling to the as is occupied illegally by the armenians. this is very much a frontline in the self declared republic of nagondo, kara back a republic that not a single country, not even armenia recognizes. now this particular area, as every forces took back control of it in 2020 after what they describe is it being occupied by armenians for 30 years. interestingly, oscar the camera man. if you could pull down and have a look at the road down here, this road is called the latch in corridor. it is the only road that connects the panic, pert with the border of armenia, and it is regularly a flash point. it is sir, policed by russian peacekeepers in the last 1020 minutes or so. we've seen what we understand is armenian military moving along. it. people here tell us that there are regular skirmishes. heard in the surrounding hills between what they say could well be power, military armenian power, paramilitary groups, and, and debt, and as ai

and when this ari's in solidarity with christina kirschner following up the nation at 10 on the argentinian vice president week at reaction from evil. morales, former president of the nation's neighbor, bolivia, latin american leaders, unanimously. content with across the world around the clock. this is our team from the team and myself, you know neil: hello and welcome to the program. key of forces made another attempt to seize the example: roget nuclear power plant. despite a team from the u. n's nuclear energy watchdog being at the site that is, according to the russian defense ministry, which claims $250.00 ukranian troops tried to cross the napa river in within 40 boats on friday evening. now the attempt was aborted after around half of the vessels were hit by russian or forces ukrainian troops also shell, the app plans territory on saturday night, according to local authorities, they say, or lines were damaged, cutting off supplies to the grid, all in nearby city of a nerd the door was again targeted as well. the local morris said 5 civilians have been killed by ukrainian shelling in

. >> ari, good evening.e state of florida that have some form of evacuation order in effect, which is one-sixth of all of the counties in florida, so it's ubiquitous in terms of who is affected. tampa, if there's massive storm surge coming into tampa bay, it's the population center for the area. it appears they may have dodged that, but any wobble ten miles one direction or another could create catastrophic circumstances. so watching that track, still to this hour. behind me right now, i'm ungulfport, pinellas county. look at this right here. the water level is virtually street level at this point. if you were to look at this area, this aquatic preserve, it is surrounded by tampa bay on one side, the gulf of mexico on the other, which is to say, ari, if you look at this aerially, there is water from every angle coming at you from all sides. if there's storm surge, where is it supposed to go? i'm told by locals the boats here end up in the streets for like a tropical depression or a tropical storm. what about

the russia had broken the c spar that's currently in place initiated by the us aries. on the streets of the capital protest is called for an end to the russian broke a peace process under the collective security treaty organization, or c s to you. oh, we have an alliance with russia, which is not protecting us, and we are added that end. we are like hostages in our own country, but armenia is in europe and that is it. we are a european country. can you hear people are shouting out of c s t o out of c s d o a pulling out a group? it's not you romney? oh those me. she was absolutely with no one knows exactly while everyone wants american support. no one can agree on how that my work in practice and here on the border talk of peace seems very far away. the recent outbreak of fighting has left these villages deserted. after farmers fled the shelling that hit their homes. and the military moved him as boring. the fact is that at this moment other by john is targeting civilians and the recent and a bit quicker response from the international community it, which is not good i

let's bring in ari wald. want your opinion on what i referenced earlier of jonathan suggesting, i'm looking at my screen here, 3900, sort of that line of support, that there appears to be support there. we're at 3920 right now. you could get a rally if, in fact, that number holds. do you agree >> jonathan does great work. you know, i'm not having a view on the 3900 level. we're watching 3800. i think the point being, where we're in agreement, near-term trading action here is bearish it's likely to get worse before it gets better the key question we're asking ourselves s this a part of a basing process or is this just the middle innings of an extended bear market that has another year to go and our work suggests this could be the final flush that sets up the opportunity. so, in terms of levels, we are looking at that 3800 why 3800 there's a bull market retracement of the 2020 to 2022 rise that shows up there the may lows there there was a july gap there as well i think that would be a logical place for the mar

kokorin moved on loan, according to aris media reports, kokorin will get about 1 million euros during the lease, let me remind you that fiorentina, in turn, kokorin moved from spartak in january 21 for a year and a half, the striker spent in the series, and only 11 matches and effective actions kokorin did not make the last time as part of fiorentina alexander entered the field back in april in cyprus championship. just started, only one round passed last season, the new club kokorin ares took fourth place in the cyprus championship. and midfielder denis cheryshev from spain moves to italy denis cheryshev signed a contract with the venice club they play in serie b two seasons until 2024 with the possibility of an extension for another season by the latter club. cheryshev, was valencia contract, with which ended this summer his entire professional career denis cheryshev spent so far in spain, in addition to valencia, he played for villarreal sevilla and real madrid russian tennis players karen khachanov and daniil medvedev, with a difference of only a couple of hours, successfully over

joining me now for more on this breaking news, ari melbur, kristin welker, chuck rosenberg and suzann craig. chuck, to you. this is a civil lawsuit. at the moment, there's no fear of any kind of criminal penalties, prison time, anything for former president trump or his children. they are referring this to the manhattan d.a. and the irs for future investigation. fill in what you see as the gravatus of this. >> quite grave. you are right, andrea. this is a lawsuit. they are suing the trumps and their organization. they are not charging them with a crime. that's a very important distinction. in a civil lawsuit, which the attorney general of new york state just described, they are seeking regress. they will bar the company and members of the company from financial transactions. they will seek disgorgement for compensation from the company in the tune of about a quarter of a billion dollars. even if the attorney general succeeds in this, nobody goes to jail as a result of this. it's a civil lawsuit. that means that she has a lower burden of proof at trial. in a civil case, that burden of

ari fleischer says the polls do not tell the whole story. >> ari: people want to know what the shape of november is looking like, it doesn't matter what happens in the cities and more rural districts where republicans are going to win 80-twenty, it matters in battleground districts that is where it is at stake, only polling we should be looking at is the battleground district in the state and senate. >> carley: hurricane ian is barrelling toward florida as a category three, it is expected to get stronger before it makes landfall. if you're one of the millions of americans in its path, we'll tell you everything you need to know. >> turning to the border crisis, construction is underway in new york city, one mom concerned they are too close to where her mom goes to play and she joins us next. >> carley: back with your headlines starting with this. west virginia senator manchin abandoning his energy plan to avoid a government shutdown. the bill would temporarily fund the government in exchange for his vote. critics on both sides of the aisle claim joe manchin's plan would ush approximat

"the beat with ari melber" starts right now. hi, ari. >> welcome to "the beat." we begin our program tonight with the ongoing scandal that has really engulfed donald trump's post presidency in a way that few would have predicted even two or three months ago. an inflection point is approaching. we know that right now because the justice department and trump together face this joint deadline, midnight tonight, to file their candidates for the procedural motion that trump did win, which mandates some extra review by this so-called special master. that's a type of judicially appointed person to do the review and they have to get the candidates in. so this person will review the documents that were seized. now, the doj is also at the same time appealing parts of this ruling saying that there's a national security risk to do this the way trump wants and that these are stolen documents that was partially signed off on by the magistrate to get the warrant so there's no reason donald trump would have great legal arguments to do anything about reviewing them let alone gett

trey: all right ari, i hope you have also not retired from the prediction business.te, both, neither in and adding a question, if run republicans do not take the senate what would you attribute that to. >> i am still in foolish prediction business. i will tell you, republicans will take the house, there is no question about it. it will be by a comfortable margin not huge. and the senate, a, agree with mo it is a jump ball, i could make a case if a perfect night republican with 55 senate seats and if democrats have a perfect night they could get 54. the more likelihood republicans with 51 seats, let me address the core issue, mo talked about president biden with a little bit of a rebound, he is right, joe biden's favorable rating one of the biggest drivers of midterm success or failure has improved from dismal to poor, let me show you what i'm referring to. president biden now has a job approval rating of 43%. that is up from the mid 30s in august here, is right, a little bit of a rebound. but the problem having a 43% job approval, donald trump had a 43 job approval i

v crews witnessed the attack on financed occasionally outside her home and wellness aries. this is the moment, argentina's vice president narrowly escaped an apparent attempt to assassinate her . christina hernandez, the cash owner, was greeting supporters near home. when a gunman emerged from the crowd, he was then overpowered by her security officers. argentina's president gave more details in a tv dress. getting a bit of money, christina remains alive because the gun which had 5 bullets in atlanta did not fire even though the trigger had been told on the rock due to a reason that has not yet been technically confirmed. we have, as you have to have it, this is extremely serious. and i mean, it is the most serious incident that has happened since we restored our democracy. hello morgan. i see the police have arrested a suspect who they have identified as a 35 year old brazilian national local media say some 100 bullets were found during a police raid on his home. thousands of protesters had been gathering outside fernandez the carstairs home for days now in a show support

it looked lightning fast, but for ari's laclare came out. 3rd later of air stop it was in and out quickly as well. but he held the lead. all the way in fact, to the finish, another trophy this time on a track in which he had never finished higher than 50 and now for the season burst up and has a huge 116 point lead over laclare for the championship. the dutchman could clinch it at the next race in singapore, at jay's update, as our coming up next, as a new edition from our documentary series doc film on the mediterranean island of cyprus. stay tuned for that or check out our website at t w dot com for more news into analysis. and claire richardson in berlin for me in the team here with watching. ah ah, every journey is full of surprises. we've gone all out to give you some tips one day in the, in the footsteps of the reg beholden. i'm in.

fellow and former white house strategic communications director . >> thank you both for being here, ari. you were with president bush during and after 9/11. >> so you're quite familiar with wartime addresses, i think. was this one . and what do you make of the labors to paint biden as a wartime president ? >> my summary of what joe biden said last night is your people are the enemy of my people. this is the type of president we have for the united states of america. if you disagree with me, if you have different views, if you supported donald trump, you are the enemy of the american people. >> that's how joe biden is defining his term in office. george bush used similar language about qaeda after september 11th when he said, you're either with us or against us . you don't say that about the american people. >> there are many conservatives, many liberals who love this country and have a clash of ideas that's called democracy. but when you, the president, the united states , vilify half the country in an effort to put them down and delegitimize them ,you're the one who is now the nation's

it looked lightning fast, but for ari's laclare came out 3rd later of air stop and was in and out quickly as well. but he held the lead all the way in fact to the finish. another trophy, this time on a track in which he had never finished higher than 50 and now for the season 1st up and has a huge 116 point lead over laclare for the championship. the dutchman could clinch it at the next race in singapore. and after a big sunday of sport, a reminder of the top story we're following for you to sell. quinn, elizabeth's call from have arrived in the scottish capital, edinburgh, after travelling by rode from bell moral castle place she died on this day. the casket will remain at the official royal residence hollywood palace of a night. on monday, i procession will take a coffin through the streets of edinburgh to saint giles could see you've been watching the deputy news up next. our series reporter looks at life in afghanistan since the taliban returned to pal state june. for that and clay richardson will be back with more news headlines for you at the top of the out. i'm anthony of how it, s

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uh, ari, who is worse for the country, don or ron? it's a great question. uh...d trump. so it would be very close, 'cause he's really - mimicking him. - okay. it's a bit like drake said, "you thought that we were enemies but the big you is like a mini-me." - ooh... - and ron desantis is actually trying to be trump's mini-me, - so it's low-key pathetic. - okay. but it's hitting a lot of the things that the gop base likes. nick, who do you think's worse for the country, don or ron? i mean, i think, uh, here's the thing. i don't know if i trust donald trump. - oh, really? - yeah. - [laughter] - shocking! - news break, people! - i know i'm going out-- we just learned something that nobody knows! i'm going out on a limb here. uh, there's something fishy about that guy. [laughter] but honestly, here's what i'll say. i'm more scared of desantis, 'cause,

are destroying this nation, making us weaker every day and putting our nation at peril. >> raymond: ari mercedes, think you both for being here. in the most absurd political narrative since biden's hellish speech last night, the white house and democrats are now taking credit for reopening schools. we'll remind you what they were saying back in 2020, plus the fbi released a list of what was found at mar-a-lago. but what they didn't find could be more telling. the details next >> there is no science that supports keeping those especially those in younger grades away from the classroom. we know what happens when kids miss school. not learning as well, depression and anxiety. zoom is not the answer. >> raymond: as far back as 2020, the angle and many republicans understood the importance of keeping kids in school during the pandemic. we warned you there was going to be purple damage done to our children. now new data from the national assessment of educational progress shows we were unfortunately right. the two years of the pandemic, we saw a devastating drop. not only did 9-year-olds lose

and says we could reat the time that level or maybe head lower the bears are growling in this show, arihis but scott's been negative. you seem like you're backing that view up with the tech always i want to make clear, we did not plan this. >> right we didn't plan this. i think it's also important to distinguish time horizon here. we probably side more positively longer term, being of the view this is a final leg lower of this bear cycle. i think we're getting close, but not there yet. i think incremental change in recent weeks is just the rollover in these megacap tech stocks that dominate the cap-weighted indexes we have been -- we were previously of the higher low camp that was a key level for us, and now with the rollover in megacaps, i think there is a possibility for a less intense test the the priors low, or even a lower low, the key point being the weakness in the megacaps is masking some internal improvement that we're seeing underneath the surface again, the case this could be the final leg lower. >> well, i think scott actually did say -- i don't want to quote him, but you we

former trump senior advisory steven miller along with ari. ari, let's get your take on this.s the primary source for steal. hillary clinton paid for this. in august of 2016, even bruce orr warned everybody at the fbi this is political, this is unverified, be careful, don't use this. andrew mccabe, he had said without the dirty dossier, you don't get the dossier approved. they got to spy on candidate trump and former president trump. your reaction to this. >> and to divide the united states. there's one thing to fight over ideology, now they're fighting over whether or not donald trump is a russian asset. look, two major american institutions let down their guard and allowed this, happily allowed this to happen. one is the media. the media fell for it all. they called it unverified and unsubstantiated and put it on the first page. maybe you shouldn't cover it until it's verified and substantiated. the other institution that lets down its guard and happily allowed this to happen was the fbi. the fbi could have gone public and said there was nothing to this deal dossier. they ha

you know, so. >> wilken ari says preventing water pollution starts with people. the litter and trash that starts from our homes. >> you can go into these creeks and go into the ocean. so conservation really need to start with us in san jose camila barco kron. 4 news. >> said with us road closures and delays set for the east bay tomorrow. up next, we'll bay tomorrow. up next, we'll tell you which areas to have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping) ♪ >> happening tomorrow, you can expect some road closures in danville, not due to the rain expected, but those closures are for the annual devil mountain run. hopefully everyone safe out there as it is going to be wet railroad avenue hartz avenue, danville boulevard, san ramon valley boulevard camino ramon and foe way. we'll all be shut down the road closures. start at 04:00am most should be back open by 10:00am when the race is over and you can expect down