>> ari: he's in the driver's seat.driver wobbling all over the road, he's in the drivers the seat. he has to drop out for democrats to replace him. biden won, delegates are committed to him. if biden said, i'm stubborn, i'm in, he's in. >> brian: you brought up something in between your a appearance here. you said, this is not a shock for people watching him. what about people that have been shielded from uch waing him or have blinderings on? >> ari: when you were playing the clips, democrats on cnn startled. what is wrong with the left? where have they been? they have not been watching because their news station suppress the news. they call it cheap fakes and say these are made-up tapes of him fumbling and mumbling. they have been showing real joe biden stumbling and bumbling. if you are a democrat, biden supporter, you did not know this president, forgot the name of hamas and had to get reminded, forgot the name of his defense secretary and had to be reminded. democrats are shielded from seeing that. they did not kno

the beat with ari melber starts right now, hi, ari. >> hi, nicole. thanks so much, welcome to the beat. we are reporting on the story riveting the nation and much of the world. the unprecedented conviction of a former president. >> for the first time in american history -- >> we really do need a new word for unprecedented. >> former president trump vows to appeal his historic guilty conviction. >> a presidential candidate found guilty on 34 counts is clearly unlike anything we've ever seen. >> trump's conviction is a first. the clean sweep guilty on all 34 counts an especially strong vindication of the new york d.a.'s case. and sit one that all news viewers and citizens and people around the world are actually hearing and absorbing as one fact. people can have different reactions to this legal fact, but unlike so many other civic and political feuds that deinvolve into competing claims almost from the start, there's only one legal outcome here, an outcome that is sinking in, no matter what one's views of the defendant are, and no matter where you get

"the beat" with ari melber starts right now. hi, ari. >> hi, nicolle. thank you so much. >>> we have news out of the supreme court. today is one of its last three scheduled decision days, and the news is a clue that the court may be slightly backing off its anti-roe and anti-choice rulings as of late. i say a clue, not a formal ruling yet, because while the court has not issued its ruling about whether to possibly allow emergency abortions in idaho, a very conservative state that has limited them, today i can tell you something unusual. the supreme court's website appeared to accidentally post what appears to be that draft decision. and it would, according to what i'm telling you, which is apparently a mistake in leak or draft of it, it would allow those procedures under that draft. so, this is an apparent clerical digital error. and it marks a win for the biden administration. the draft of six justices siding with the biden doj on allowing the procedure. you might remember the court also had a much more deliberate leak of the draft decision that overtu

. >> but they have to be so nervous, ari. there are moments when you do question, is he fully aware of what's going on, what he's saying? i do think that's a concern for people. you look back at the last election between the two of them, it wasn't that people voted for biden, because they were so enthusiastic and excited. we were so exhausted by the trump years, we're so over this. we want something else. four years later, he has to provide something different. i don't remember what i ate for breakfast this morning. people forgets how tiring the trump years were. so they're now who is the better of the two? now i'm not sure. there's a chunk of the appoint lace that will be watching and making their decision. a lot of the time they vote with their emotion, or the pocketbook. it's how am i feeling about my life? i'm concerned about immigration, whatever the topic is for them, that's what they're going to vote on. you only go to the polls growing up in a political family, it's always the same thing. you have to be motivated to g

"the beat with ari melber" starts right now. >> hi, nicolle. i am ari melber and the doctor is in. anthony fauci is here with me tonight. this is a relatively rare interview these days on the lessons learned from serving with seven presidents, plus fauci's view on america's voice this november. he had an up close and behind the scenes view of presidential leadership under crisis last time around. he is our special guest. i inn video viet you and urge you to stay with us tonight. also trump lawyer boris epshteyn facing a judge. we will cover that new arizona arraignment for them which occurred today later this hour. so that is all coming up. i think it will be interesting to hear from dr. fauci. we spoke with him so many times during the height of the pandemic, i can remember the intensity of that and trying to keep track of things and trying to be constructive as information and news channel. he is here under different circumstances and in some sense less intense. so that should be interesting. our top story is the clash that many americans may not realize is coming, and for good r

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the beat with ari melber starts right now. hi ari, happy monday. >> happy monday, thanks, nicole. welcome to the beat, i'm ari melber reporting. we have that story coming up, plus, here he is taking notes and getting ready, james carville, we'll hear from him in a moment. barack obama's return to the campaign trail. there he was all smiles, the democrats' biggest star linking with president biden and several actual movie stars in hollywood as george clooney and julia roberts, jimmy kimmel, and more were all part of this big campaign event and fundraiser raising over $30 million. that's actually a record-breaking amount for a single event by biden. obama juggling father's day celebrations. we couldn't resist a chance to share a little bit of that. i think, james, we can agree with the importance of family on a weekend like this, but he juggled that with the campaign business. this event did raise money, but it's also trying to raise awareness about the general election. the democrats think the more people they can wake up to the choice of trump and the threat of trump earlier the b

while shumansky is still a player for aris, he has been playing for the club from cyprus since januaryract is valid until the end of the twenty-sixth, and the market value forward is 4000 euros. earlier, i note, aris’s mentor, specialist from belarus alexei shpeleevsky, confirmed that germany, where the seventeenth edition of the european football championship started on friday and is being held today. the hosts themselves are among the favorites, however, in addition to expecting victory from their team, ordinary germans have enough other worries. hamburg and helsinker were uneasy last weekend. the attacker with the molotov cocktail succeeded. stop the police only with the help of weapons, and special forces broke up a street fight between fans england and serbia. stanislav lipsky will continue. these images of german police shooting at an attacker have spread across hundreds of news agencies around the world. they are shooting in hamburg, but it is in this german city that five matches of the european football championship are scheduled 20:24, one of which has been completed. poland

for now, shumansky is still aris' player.or the club from cyprus since january last year. the current contract runs until the end of 2026, and the market value of the forward is 4 euros. earlier, i note, aris’ mentor, a specialist from belarus, alexei shpilevsky, confirmed that the clubs were negotiating. torpedo belas and islach found out their possible opponents in the first round of qualifying. potential conference leagues opponents of the car manufacturers tbilisi dynamo, partisans from albania, milsami, moldova, sarajevo, bosnia and herzegovina and armenian urartu. the wolves will confront one of these squads. shkendrija, macedonia, buducnost, montenegro, inter, andorra, laferita from san marin or albanian tyranny. the draw is tomorrow, and the first games are on july 11. “we have forgotten how to enjoy the little things, but every day is made up of traditions; today, a year or a century ago, everything that is considered ancient was once new, without us noticing it.” in such a familiar view , real traditions are formed

ari walsh, facility director for tjpa and happy to be here today. program highlights for quicking off summer programming including bally wood, [indiscernible] toddler thursday which had the highest attendance yet. the 128 people. so much so we are going to expand that program to a day and get the kiddos out having fun. park attendance, very proud to show this chart and it actually has gone up 3x since beginning of the year. over the summer we are trying to push that to 4x and 5x. summer events, we have a lot happening in the park and shout out to mr. harris and his-did he leave? and his team for supporting all the great events and making the transit center and park safe and fun place to be. first we got the pride in the park performance. and then we got the san francisco old time and blue grass festival. we got circle bella coming back with wow. and then we got a beer festival kicking off for the first time in july. that was-that is going to have great things for kiddos and families. if you are not into drinking you can come out and have a good time

i'm katie phang in for ari melber. trump's legal woes moved to florida in a most recent attempt to get this classified documents case dismissed. holding a multihour hearing. trump's lawyers arguing jack smith's appointment of special counsel is uns constitutional claims a special counsel must be appointed categorized unprincipled author and contending that the attorney general's ability to appoint a special counsel with the authority of a u.s. attorney is like appointing a "shadow government." the judge appeared skeptical of the argument pushing back saying, "is that really a realistic risk,s when there are well-defined statutes regarding the attorney general's appointment authority"? special counsel refuting the arguments says it disregards precedent and would have a "pernicious consequence." smith's office pointing to history and precedent citing renowned cases that already decided that attorneys general have the authority to appoint independent special counsels. experts on both sides questioning, why? why was this m

howard: ari misses the reagan administration.viding work visas for the dreamers under the obama program, came here as kidsesome do you think they should be deported? if former president trump is talking the a lot about mass deportation. >> yeah. and, look, these are difficult issues, but navy got to go through congress. -- they've got to go through congress. you can't just unilaterally as a president deem these things. when joe biden in his first 100 days issued more than 90 executive orders, even nancy pelosi was going to the microphone and saying, i'm sorry, you can't do this unilaterally, you have to go through congress. that's what has to happen. howard: well, interestingly, donald trump has taken at least a step on legal immigration after the biden move by saying any college graduate should get a green card. but as a cnn commentator said we saw at the top, ari, doesn't it look blatantly political to do this fife months before the election? >> it sure does. and look at the number of people we're talking about. we're talking a

"the beat" with ari melber starts right now. hi, ari. >> hi, all night. i'll be with you all night. see you soon. >> see you soon. >>> thanks. welcome to debate night in america. this special edition of "the beat" will take you through everything you need to know as we ramp up. this live shot outside the debate hall for joe biden and donald trump. this is the earliest general election debate in american history. that's not all:alex wagner is there and will be joining us in a moment. the biden campaign pushed to jumpstart interest in the race by making this debate earlier. we could tell you tonight a huge 73% of voters say they are planning to watch tonight. and you can, too. nicolle mentioned this debate airs right here on msnbc in about three hours with rachel maddow leading the special coverage in under an hour. i can also tell you this is the first debate between a president and a former president. kind of an interesting factoid there. also the first time these two have been near each other at all since their last debate. remember, donald trump broke tradition. he skipped the swe

i'm not going to feed into that. >> judge jeanine: ari, not about immigration.t was illegal aliens who committed these crimes. >> you know, judge, if anybody has ever lost a family member, the last thing they want is for that family member not to be talked about. not to be remembered. they actually want people to speak out in honor in memory of that dearly departed. someone who was a part of a family. so for the judge to say that how can a judge inject politics like that? i guess in texas an elected judge and they can be partisan as they want. that still doesn't make what she said right. as for the deal she said, the mcdonnell biden deal. do you know what is wrong about that is that the was the most loophole laden exemption filled. allowed 5,000 to come illegally before anything is allegedly done and doesn't count the children that come across the border. that was not a good deal, that was a wrong deal. >> judge jeanine: i want to thank you both. there is no question we have got a problem. biden's debate strategy just leaked. vivek ramaswamy is here to respond,

"the beat" with ari melber starts now. his, ari. >> his, nicolle. thanks so much. >>> welcome to "the beat." tonight we begin here, the choice that people are facing in this election is not just democracy versus that admitted autocrat from january 6th, though that's important, and the biden campaign is certainty lean you into that, nor the choice about secure the border, which is an important issue that both nominees have discussed a lot, and struggled to do during their respective president sis. this election is also in a very big way a choice about capitalism the stock market is surging, especially powered by big tech right now, this week. but people are rightfully asking where are the profits going? this is an issue that sometimes does favor democrats when it comes to fairness, and making megamillionaires pay their share, but it also can lean towards donald trump, including voters who say right now, whether you believe it or more. more voters think that donald trump can control prices better than the current administration. this has brewing in ou

ari walsh, facility director for tjpa and happy to be here today. program highlights for quicking off summer programming including bally wood, [indiscernible] toddler thursday which had the highest attendance yet. the 128 people. so much so we are going to expand that program to a day and get the kiddos out having fun. park attendance, very proud to show this chart and it actually has gone up 3x since beginning of the year. over the summer we are trying to push that to 4x and 5x. summer events, we have a lot happening in the park and shout out to mr. harris and his-did he leave? and his team for supporting all the great events and making the transit center and park safe and fun place to be. first we got the pride in the park performance. and then we got the san francisco old time and blue grass festival. we got circle bella coming back with wow. and then we got a beer festival kicking off for the first time in july. that was-that is going to have great things for kiddos and families. if you are not into drinking you can come out and have a good time

ari and ned, great to see you both. explosive day at hunter biden's trial that may be the least of his problems. a big development and we're on it, next. ♪ cordless outdoor power, brings you the ego power+ string trimmer with powerload technology. feed the line, push the button and get back to work. ego, exclusively at lowe's, ace and ego authorized dealers. >> laura: a biden, a stripper and couple crack pipes. day three of hunter biden's gun charges things have gotten sleazier the testimony of an fbi agent confirmed that the laptop from hell was not tampered with, thank you very much. so it wasn't disinformation as some on the left had claimed. then, hunter's ex-wife and later his stripper ex-girlfriend took the stand shedding light on the first son's drug use. kathleen buhle was married to hunter for 20 years and she says that she became suspicious when he was kicked out of the navy for testing positive for cocaine. okay. well, she first found a crack pipe at their home back in 2015. and for four years after that, she

joining me isary a ari fleische and ned ryun. the time you spent in the white house and all the pressures in the white house, morning, noon and night, your sense given this journal piece and everything we've seen in recent months of joe biden's capabilities to handle this job? ari >> there should be no pushback for this "wall street journal" story. it is obvious. play tapes of joe biden when he was vice president and compare them today. it is unquestionable that the man is faltering, the man every time he speaks and when he's on teleprompter, he chooses wordings, it is hard to understand, he speaks with the diction of an 80-year-old. he's lost so much of his game and sharpness. let me explain and this will take a second. when white house staff hide him going up the stairs, they are worried about him slipping and falling, he goes down the lower level. there is no elevator inside air force one, viewers should know this, to avoid the cameras they make him walk to the tail end of the 747 and climbs same number of stairs if he climbed

leslie cumberland ari have a great weekend.es into the debate over 22-year-old phenom caitlin clark's olympic snob. they travis because the wnba decision the worst business move ever. he's next. >> think it's a disservice to the wnba when people switch their dog's food from kibble to the farmer's dog, they often say that it feels like magic. but there's no magic involved. (dog bark) it's simply fresh meat and vegetables, with all the nutrients dogs need— instead of dried pellets. just food made for the health of dogs. delivered in packs portioned for your dog. it's amazing what real food can do. >> women's basketball phenom caitlin clark taking her olympic snob in stride. but now the head of the nba adam silver is weighing in telling reporters quoted would have been nice to see clark representing team usa this summer but his priorities he say differ from those who made that decision. >> my job is to get more people to watch and love basketball. usa basketball is very specific mandate about the best possible team from a competit

"the beat" with ari melber starts right now. hi, ari. >> hi, the nicolle. i am ari melber.e begin in a sense with how we left off last night, and how it fits with brand-new developments today. donald trump, now convicted felon, stands atop these three criminal enterprises, which we've been reporting out for you. we made this based on legal analysis and reporting for the first time last night. the underlying facts are known, but here they are together. the leaders have been convicted of serious crimes across quite a long range of time. trump's new conviction is still sinking in across the nation, and the process will play out. he's awaiting sentencing. it completes this picture criminality that surrounds him because of the people he picked and who he often stood with and they stood by him as long as they defied police and law enforcement defended him, they stayed together, this band of quite literal convicted felons, criminals. while last week was understandably first focused on the conviction of one man, in order to see the broad reality, you also have to see how his convic

and ari, thank you. wh, we come back, the mobne, tn the media, they rightly are in panic mode after night's debate. after all, they've been running a protection racketer alt, joe, for the entire time. he ran for president in 2020th and the entire time he's been president. timee hasome, though, now openly calling for biden to be replaced. we're going to sho w you their icy hot ice works fast. icy hot ice works fast. heat makes it land feel. >> the power of contrast there'' . so you can rise fromwh being ice by force factor. >> total beats is the number b one beats brand in americaoost that's why friends and family recommend total beats. now you can find total beats, pressure chews at walmart so you can boost nitric oxide support, blood pressure and improve heart health. rush to walmart and find total beats at jones. >> we know one thing and one thing only. baxter gained back from weekend chores, tip pulled backs doing your favorite hobbies. we even know quarterbacks don't the experts in back pain relief f

i asked ari if he was angry about what happened to his dropped off the phone. what happened? um, what zip ah no bundle with them by zip ah, you type in what i'm helping out. the fishing is one of the most dangerous jobs in the way. a recent estimate suggests that $100.00 when people die each year, that's more than $300.00. that's a day the extent of violence and abuses shocking. people die from falling overboard, or some big piece of machinery hits them and they die from sickness and infection. but the core elements that underlies both is because these workplaces are so far from sure. the chance of getting help anytime quickly is so low. so that's why so many people die. in february 2022 off to martha's request. ian and his team got permission to board a chinese squid vessel in the supplement islands. and see the conditions for themselves if you're going to think of the blue part of the planet and think of the biggest players out there. you can't look away from china. especially when it comes to distant water fishing fates. china has a bigger fleet than the next 3 flights com

>> aries. >> what they called the people who worshipped aries.ove on. >> the spartans. >> the spartans. >> spartans! that's the one. thank you. >> we're gonna move on now. >> we're gonna move on now. >> a story that mentions primal movement in the express . i >> a story that mentions primal movement in the express. i think jonathan had one of those just before the show. but anyway, tell us what i do in the gb news boardroom is no one's business. >> carry on. oh, sorry. >> it's mine. yeah i mean, we were about to. we covered. farage. we covered the royal family. i just don't want to have a diplomatic incident with the italian embassy. yeah. primal movement and yoga teaching or the greeks just stop oil activists wants brits to pay court for now. this is fantastic . i mean, this, sadly, she has a very italian name. stefania morozzi, yoga teacher. she's been arrested 14 times for all. all these disruptions she's been part of. just stop oil, insulate, insulate britain, extinction rebellion, just flying from one, to save the fines. >> only up to , well

arie. arie zayden, israeli political scientist, lieutenant colonel of the israel defense forces reserve, was on our air, from the middle east we are returning to europe, now until... in the morning maria oleksa, journalist, editor on french television, we are on air, congratulations, ms. maria, congratulations, well, today we received a message that the rating of french president emmanuel macron, after he announced early elections to the national assembly of france, collapsed sharply, it can be assumed that most people do not understand the logic of the french president's actions at all, absolutely, for three weeks france has been living in a state of alarming chaos, for the second week, excuse me, but this is... an election campaign for the history of of the republic, all parties took this decision of emmanuel macron as a certain shock, surprise, surprise, even the far-right, for whom it is quite beneficial, because they counted on the fact that they still have three years to prepare for t

>> i have no comment.host: johnd nixon in a people in that era and aris looking back on that debate saidred very much. do presidential debates still matteray in 2024? (202)-748-8001 for republicans. democrats, (202)-748-8000. 02. having this conversation in the first 90 minutes, a reminder that the house comes in at 9:00 a.m. it is a two hour show. a shorter program because we will take you to the house, gavel to g a.m. eastern. we start in do debates still matter? caller:es do matter. i'm excited to watch tonight's debate. that beingconcerns. anyone paying attention to politics thet years, regardless of their political stance, have toit mainstream media [indiscernible] ally cnn, but not to see some of the criticism over the years hasn't beenlot of it was. i have no problem with media and their perspective, but i wish intelligence by claiming not to be objectiven they clearly are. i truly wish it was c-span u are by far the only ones these days capable of moderating a truly unbiased debate between these two. host:t aut of microphone muting and the no live audience? is that a good ink in

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. >> appreciate it. >> welcome to "the beat," i am ari melber. steve bannon's path to court, new developments on his case. democrats are on the senate floor demanding action to reform the supreme court. senate republicans trying to block it. we have those stories coming up in the hour. we begin right now with the white house race. the first debate is just two weeks out. it's the earliest presidential campaign ever. the biden campaign pushed the schedule in a bid to galvanize its side. as the general election begins in earnest, we hear from so many people that this is one of the most important elections ever. but, when you ask why it's so important, the answers do vary. >> there is one thing that is a very clear choice in this election, and it is between having a democracy and not. >> in election is about good versus evil. >> it's about main street values, core american freedoms. >> the unimaginable damage that's been done by joe biden to this country. >> what is about competence versus chaos. >> immigration is at the top of the mind for the ameri

>>> welcome to "the beat" i'm ari melber. happy friday. you made it to the end of the week, and we've got a special show including historian doris kern goodwin and michael beschloss coming up. i'm looking forward to that. get comfortable with that. but we begin with break news today out of supreme court, and it's fueling concerns about the increasing partisanship, credibility crises, and corruption that's on display in this court. let me tell you exactly what's going on. conservatives now reversing one of the only measures for gun safety that was actually passed in the recent era, and again you can put all politics aside. as a measure of how extreme the supreme court is today with this ruling i'm going to tell you this was one of the things that got through the broken hyper-partisan washington that we hear so much about that even had centrists and moderate and republican support to try to deal with one part of our gun crisis in america. today the court reversed a ban on something that are called bump stocks, and the opinion was 6-3, meanin

and one is aries toys that can you give us all a bit of context? it took us through this and it was about and why so many people are against the? well, that's right. i'm right outside of the congress. i'm just thousands and thousands of people have gathered here to protest against what is known as the basis. no, there is, as i said, thousands of people that are right behind me and all the st surrounding cause. it's also a very strong pressing sort the police. i just saw some members of the police in riot gear. so it is very, very likely that they would try to remove many of the people that don't pick this road in the next few hours. so this baby cisco used to have initially, earlier this year around $600.00. now, it has a little over 200 i need includes a broader issues among them, the delegation of legislative powers for the president, for example, how profound with form of the art in time. some stage companies are doing moving invest privileges. i'm on the other things are labor reform among other things. so this is just part of what have you had

i'm ari melber. i'm joining you on this friday, june 28th, a day that marks a major shift in this presidential race. it's something you can basically feel and that many felt in their core. the emotion hitting probably before the logic or any intellectual observations, even as president biden first walked out to the stage. at this debate which his campaign pushed for. earlier than ever. and then delivered a performance that has, for now, up ended this race and done so so swiftly the discriminations had begun long before he and trump walked off that very stage. this is a debate that is certainly memorable but not in a very happy way. it seems to be another in a series of shared american experiences and memories that feel more infamous than famous, more traumatic than cathartic. so tonight together with you right now as we're still within these first 24 hours of that face-off we are going to take stock with the evidence trying to look at the significance and the fallout and the actual real possibilities

i'm ari melber. we are reporting on an unusual season. many countries deal with coups and plots to steal selects. in brazil it was january 2023 when you had these dramatic images and their own version of what they saw was an echo of january 6th. a mob attacking and ransacking the building in this country and there were election lies who stormed the capital or peru which had had five heads of state accused of crimes like treason and rebellion and the protests and gatherings that come with that. one of those heads of state was in charge as recently as 2022. and in these many cases, the failed autocrats were ousted and exiled sometimes on a path to prison for abuses of power. that's a historical comparison that we should keep in mind for a different development today in washington where a failed coup leader returns to the site of his failed coup. a man indicted for plots to obstruct congress is making his first return to congress since january 6th. donald trump returning to the scene of a now-convicted crime. the violent militia leaders who

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fore more on this, let's speak to aris dacanay, an asean economist with hsbc. forjoining me today. first your reaction on the measures and how much you think will actually help stimulant the economy. it will actually help stimulant the economy.— will actually help stimulant theeconom. , ., ., the economy. it is good to note these measures _ the economy. it is good to note these measures are _ the economy. it is good to note these measures are ongoing . these measures are ongoing measures in thailand right now, which is struggling to stop the tight economy is struggling, so we do not think it would move the needle as much, demand is still slow, consumption is still slow, consumption is still a challenge. island still faces stiff competition from mainland china and imports. so we don't think it will move the needle as much, and the comp to get in part about stoking growth in thailand, is the is so height, at 91% of gdp, the highest among the upper middle income economies, the highest income economies, the highest in the region, and you five household that so high

for more on this, let's speak to aris dacanay. he is an asean economist with hsbc.lus measures will have a limited impact on the thai economy. these are actually ongoing measures. the thai economy is struggling. we don't think it will move the needle as much. demand is still slow, consumption is still a challenge, thailand still faces stiff competition from mainland china imports. so we don't think it will move the needle as much. the complicated part about stoking growth in thailand is the fact that household debt is so high, it is at 91% of gdp, the highest amongst upper middle income economies, the highest in the region, and if you have household debts are high, a lot of the income is being earned by thai nationals are allocated to servicing debt, which of course fixed amount. lufthansa will add an _ course fixed amount. lufthansa will add an environmental- will add an environmental charge of up to $77 to its fares from wednesday. it comes after years of warnings from airlines that regulators requiring them to use sustainable rate egg aviation fuel could drive up

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during today's program, ary blinken will deliver remarks on the 2024 tip report.will honor the 10 tip report heroes for thrmú outstanding efforts in combating human trafficking in the face of hardships and challenging environments. the heroes who will speak on behalf of this year's honorees. after the ceremony, we invite you to visit state.gov to read this year's report and learn more about these extraordinary individuals. to those gathered here, we invite you to join us for a lounge. the tip report stands as a key global efforts to fight humantr. this year, the report introduction focuses on the intersection of technology and human trafficking. as traffickers exploit technological advancements to conduct their crimesndre their identities, we must also take advta innovations while continuing to strengthen traditional methods and practices to identify victims, disrupt criminal accountable. this year's report also explore@ creative practices used in the field, developed in consultation with survivors that result in more victim-centered and trauma-informed approaches

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in ari melber. donald trump await sentencing. he did his mandated interview with the probation officer today part of his life as a convicted felon. these meetings are a staple in the legal world. the procedure can impact potential jail sentencing. it is widely known in legal and pop-culture. >> i probation officer is a joke. his name is david crockett. >> oh my gosh. >> you want to throw something at me? are you not on parole? >> plus i still get money, yes, eyeball. >> we are parole officer and i just want to help her >> parties was to help me? >> and if my p.o. ask -- >> settle down, i know that you might not be able to relate to me but i think i know somebody who you can relate to. little haul me. >> what up? >> don't trouble nobody. good rule of thumb. probation is part of the system. reporting to your p.o. can be a recurring experience as jelly roll mentioned in the classic freestyle. while probation and parole officers are part of the oversight that is designed to get conflict to fight straight. there are not usually puppet

thank you. >> thank you so much ari. this is such a exciting project for a number of reasons. first of all, it is on folsom and 6th street which anchors to 6th street corridor which has taken decades to liven and i think this will help that long-term enlivening that corridor move forward in a fantastic way. the other is that-could you go back to that image of it that-yeah. the other is that, i just am so in love with this pallet. i don't think i have seen hot pink used like this, and the yellow and also that it is cc carpio. i also wanted to make one comment that on the far right, i'm pretty sure she's referencing dj awami a international hero. one of the most famous female dj in the world and filipino american and from the bay area, and i just heard at the giant games saturday and she is pretty fun. as well as, the fact it is intergenerational in terms of the portraits of whether the community go from a child quhoo in the middle to someone like who is more genx and z to the elderly. there are so many things about this p

"the beat" with ari melber starts right now. >> hi, nicolle. it's debate week so we have james here, too. 30 second spin room then we'll let you go. since i have you both here what's key for debate night, nicolle? >> i just think people need to understand this has never happened before. it's a huge television event. it's a huge political event. the conversations we have every day with our viewers and brilliant people like james are not things a lot of americans going to watch in the debate are going to be tracking day to day. it's hugely important. huge opportunities for both men and huge liabilities and risks for both men. it's why people watch sports. it's why football is one of the top 20 televised large events because anything can happen and can be brutal. this is the political version of a big and important consequential football game. >> yeah, absolutely. i'm going to get james' response, but as a courtesy because i know how hard you work, two hours every day, but i'm going to let you go and we'll do it on the program. nice to see you, ni