when arnold schwarzenegger was able to win. i think, you know, i think newsom's greatest vulnerability remains, to someone it's outsized in fame, like schwarzenegger, that could certainly enter the race. this is the state of hollywood that we have and a lot of celebrity athletes. again, i think it's another democrat that would pose the real risk to him. that hasn't developed yet. it may not, but that is really what i think would pose danger to him. >> steve, any specific democrat that is worrisome to you? >> no, you know. like rob said, the governor's team has done an excellent job of boxing out anyone who even tried to put their toe in the water. you saw that when antonio started rumbling about wanting to run, as he was smacked upside the head of the governor's spokesperson and his consultants were too. so, you know, anyone who is a democrat that runs will be a private party for the rest of their lives. the way the governor's numbers are looking, overall populari especially among democrats, it would be a folder and to get in t

>> guillermo: arnold. >> jimmy: arnold schwarzenegger. he has not yet weighed in on caitlyn at all. but he will be with us tonight, so i'll find out what he thinks about our possible first lady governor. millions of americans are getting vaccinated. as of last week, 140 million of americans have had at least one shot, but many now are skipping the second shot. according to the cdc., 8% of people who got their first dose have missed their appointment for their second. which is confusing. the second shot is the one that gives you lasting immunity. it's like buying fruit at the bottom yogurt and only eating the yogurt. it doesn't make sense. you have to get both shots. i have a wild idea. hear me out. what if we all just did what the health experts tell us to do to do? i know, it's so not crazy, it just might work. thursday will mark joe biden's 100th day in office, and yet, there are some who are still contesting the results of the election. in arizona, the republican-led state senate has called for an audit of the results in maricopa county. that's phoenix. it's the largest county in

we will hear from ceo arnold -- from carnival cruise ceo arnold donald. coming up next.his is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: we are all desperate to get out and about, and apparently many want to go on a cruise. carnival reporting booking volumes in the first quarter 2021 90% higher than the fourth quarter of 2020 and also eclipsing 2019 at the moment. joe: this was an industry that i think some people might have thought exactly a year ago at this time it was totally dead. no one is going to want to go on cruises again, but like a lot of these reopening plays, look at that stock. still some ways to go to get too old highs, but you can see very much emblematic of what the reopening of that looks like. romaine: the big question, too, is we still have to address the fact that we had those massive losses because of what was effectively a complete shutdown, not only for carnival, but all of its competitors as well. we heard from them about their liquidity position and that they are basically going to make it through this ok. caroline: still losing $12 billion since covid, still burni

alaska recall election led to arnold schwarzenegger.n his thoughts and the race. >>> for the recall elecelecelecc most all but certain in california, former governor arnold schwarzenegger is weighing in. in an interview on jimmy kimmel live he said he wouldn't discount any candidate who gems into the race to replace governor newsome including caitlyn jenner. >> anyone has a chance. the people are dissatisfied with what is going on in california and i hope there are as many people as possible jumping in the race. >> arnold schwarzenegger knows a little bit about a recall given he ran and won during the recall of governor ray date -- ray davis. arnold schwarzenegger predicts we would see that now. >> i would predict there will be another 100 candidates. >> on monday, the california secretary of state announced more than 1.6 million californians signed the the petition to recall new some. 11% of the signatures, about 181,000 come from the 9 counties that make up the bay area. that is a big difference from southern california. 16% of all si

i don't know caitlin's name i.d., but i know arnold's is nearly 100%.rnia is obviously a much more democratic state now than it was when schwarzenegger won in 2003. democrats had only about an eight-point lead at the time. jenner has been all over the place, supporting trump. i wonder how you think the party i.d. factor plays in here. can any republican win in california especially when you have questions about senate control, if dianne feinstein should retire. how does jenner running as a republican change the game? >> it's definitely an uphill battle in california. i mean republicans were about 34% of the electorate in california. arnold showed if you're not a public figure you can overcome that. he got 56% of the vote. today they're down to 24% -- for any republican to win, it's an uphill battle. that's why arnold was the last republican to win statewide office. >> we have to leave it there today. thank you very much for being on with us. good to talk to you. >> thanks. >>> thank you for watching msnbc reports. i'm lindsey reiser. >> we'll be back to

he is the terminator. >> join arnold, change things!ger became the 800 pound gorilla. he brought fame, celebrity, unlimited wealth, he was married to a famous liberal democrat. his campaign promises were total recall and writing man the names of two of his movies. >> i knew it was a challenge. if you have a choice to pick a global celebrity or a normal politician, don't choose the global celebrity. >> initially, nobody from the democratic party jumps in. everybody stays out and we defend gray davis. >> democrats say they will unite behind governor gray davis. >> he had a summit or that was decided. >> i had virtually all of the officeholders at a dinner at the restaurant here in san francisco. one of the waiters said to me, i wasn't eavesdropping, but i have to tell you, your pitch was a good one. but, there was one guy in that room whom i don't know. his right leg never stopped. it was always moving. he says, in my world, my italian world, if you are not sincere, you keep moving one of your limbs. so whatever he told you, you ought to

here we have arnold jumping into the race.i don't know at integrated this could survive the election. >> he has a frosty relationship with governor davis says he is still against the idea of the recall but was alarmed by calls which show davis was going down. >> if the recall happened so there is no democrat or at least no mainstream democramainm >> it was a very odd message. he is basically sayisayisayisayi vote for me. >> without it was a mistake. was said it was a mistake from the offset. with said there was no way on earth the public is going to elect a democrat if they are not happy. >> it seems like the davis people feel like yoyo the race for governor. >> that is what they say. >> you don't agree? >> know. i don't agree at all. >> i wasn't running against the governor. >> i am in this race until the end. we are doing well. we expect to win on october 7. >> he had a lab room trying to sweep up sacramento. i should have brought him up. >> we are here to clean house. we are here to clean house. >> by the time arnold got in

arnold schwarzenegger knows of what he speaks after being brought into office as the result of a recalltried to characterize this as a right-wing racist move to get him out of office. he's lying to himself. these are democrats, independents, republicans, who are sick and tired of newsom shutting down california. when californians look at florida and texas, they see their economy open and their kids going to school. gavin newsom goes to the french laundry restaurant. lied on national tv saying his kids were home schooled when they are in private school. he's incompetent to run california. i want to apologize to america because california has given you gavin newsom, nancy pelosi, and kamala harris. i apologize. >> i fled california a year to this date. unlike leo i understood i have to get the heck out of here. these are average californians from both parties saying this state is being run into the ground. they realize it because of coronavirus and covid. but make no mistake. he has been a tyrant for years. the state of california was in bad shape long before coronavirus with the homeless

oh poor arnold rothstein. but what the what the remarkably does is rothstein and fallon had sent a patel out of the country to montreal gohide hide. stay there forever. shut up. but then they think it over and fallon brings. a towel back a tell is walking through times square one day. and a couple detectives of pickpocket squad go up to them and arrest him and a reign him for his part on in the black sox fix. and then they bring in. a witness from chicago named sammy pass who tell had bet with on the series and passed would have said a tell bet with me the series was fixed and i was defrauded. pass shows up in court and they say this is this is a battelle a patel remember had been featherweight champion of the world. he was a famous guy. and passes no. it was a different a battelle that i bet with. this is complete perjury is a total lie money was passed to pass at grand central terminal or penn station when he when he got into town and so a tell walks that way these this is how chicago justice and new york. j

judge jeanine: arnold schwarzenegger's strong nicorette knows, quitting smoking is freaking hard.like: just stop. get a hobby. you should meditate. eat crunchy foods. go for a run. go for 10 runs! run a marathon. are you kidding me?! instead, start small. with nicorette. which can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette [♪♪♪] judge jeanine: recall efforts are ramping up in california. former governor arnold schwarzenegger has a warning for governor gavin newsom after he called the recall a republican power grab. arnold said when they say it's a power grab of the republicans, let me tell you the california republicans couldn't even get anyone elected. it's ludicrous. the republican party doesn't exist. these are the signatures of the ordinary folks who have signed on. leo terrell and tomi lahren are here for reaction. arnold schwarzenegger knows of what he speaks after being brought into office as the result of a recall. >> gavin newsom tried to characterize this as a right-wing racist move to get him out of office. he's lying to himself. these are democrats, independe

judge jeanine: arnold schwarzenegger's strong warning to governor newsom is next. to e scary.onase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! all good when i was diagnosed with dupuytren's contracture, i waited to get treated. thought surgery was my only option. but then i found out about nonsurgical treatments. it was a total game changer. learn more about the condition at factsonhand.com [♪♪♪] judge jeanine: recall efforts are ramping up in california. former governor arnold schwarzenegger has a warning for governor gavin newsom after he called the recall a republican power grab. arnold said when they say it's a power grab of the republicans, let me tell you the california republicans couldn't even get anyone elected. it's ludicrous. the republican party doesn't exist. these are the signatures of the ordinary folks who have signed on. leo terrell and tomi lahren are here for reaction. arnold schwarzenegger knows of what he speaks after being brought into office as the result of a recall. >> gavin newsom tried to characterize this as a r

. >> reporter: independent historian sandra arnold is using the photographs from the "born into slavery" collection as part of a public participation project she's created on instagram called "sacred to the memory." >> when you read the narratives, you don't get a sense necessarily at they were able to express themselves the way that they wanted. while i was at brown, actually, as a graduate student, i became aware of the photographs. i ju-- i fell in love with the photographs, and i thought that the photographs spoke more about the individual's experiences in slavery than the typewritten narratives. >> reporter: arnold seeks to shed a new light on the lived experiences of the individuals profiled by delving into the collection's 500 photographs. >> you see a woman cooking; you see a man possibly fixing his car, standing in front of his car; you see an individual standing on their farm; you see an individual doing things that normal, everyday people did then and now. that humanizes them because i think a lot of individuals, unfortunately, who were slaves in our country, they're not huma

here's how the narrative really went down with arnold rothstein. but other people have pointed out, and i should have picked up on this, but i first read the book when i was in high school and so it is like that i am not exactly mr. experienced author at that point, okay. but, like, umm, there are like, they are interior thoughts expressed. so and so was thinking that or this, and good historians don't put that down. novelists put that down. elliott asanof was a novelist and screenwriter. so he's creating this narrative going forward and forward and forward and providing all of these details which you should have picked up on. how could he have known this? or details, how could he have known this level of detail from what happened? i just picked this out at random as i was preparing this in a day or so. quote, he, gandil, smiled when he saw the 40 fresh 1,000 dollar bills that sullivan withdrew from his coat pocket. how would he have this information? how would he -- so that's why this book has been described as a historical novel. a historical nov

the first of latino elected statewide in over 100 years. >> here we have arnold jumping into the thethe the th i don't know at that point if gray davis could survive the election. >> bustamante who has a frosty relationship with governor davis says he is still against the idea of the recall but was alarmed by polls which showed davis was going down. >> what he made the calculation on and i think that encouragement was if the recall happens there is no democrat. at least no mainstream democrat. >> it was a very odd message. he is basically saying vote no and vote for me. >> without it was a mistake. was said it was a mistake from the offset. we said there is no way on earth the public will elect another democrat if they are not happy with what is happening. >> it seems like the davis people feel like you jumping in the race hurt. >> that is what they say. >> you don't agree? >> know. i don't agree at all. >> i am in this race to the end. we are doing well. we expect to win on october 7. >> i guess i wasn't good enough with a broom. i should have brought a mop. i don't don't don't don'

joining us, carnival corporation's ceo arnold donald. you for joining us. >> wilf, thank us a a pleasure to see you, and you, too, sara thank you. >> i wanted to start by the state of play here in america at the moment and i know with the update you are working closely with the cd and you are optimistic about the direction rear heading do you think there is any fair reason to explain why the rules and restrictions should be different on a boat to a plane as things stand today? >> i think in terms of restrictions and stuff, obviously we would like to be treated the same as other sectors in travel and tourism and entertainment. we have sailed successfully as an industry and as a company in europe during this pandemic with the if you cases that existed being handled seamlessly, and no -- no significant outbreaks with the advancement of vaccines, and the advancement of treatments, the advances in testing, rapid testing, et cetera, we feel strongly that we are in a position soon here in the u.s. to be able to sail. so we are working with kprc

and they would be treated to wonderful things by arnold rothstein. so that's the story of justice 1919. and hopefully 2019 series will end up a lot better. thank you. >> thank you. >>> weeknights this month we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what is available every weekend on c-span 3. tonight an evening of african-american history. civil rights activist cleveland sellers talks about his work in the 1960s as a national leader of the student nonviolent coordinating committee, and recounts the 1968 massacre where troopers fired on students protesting segregation. three students were killed. joseph riley conducts the interview at the citadel. watch tonight beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern, and watch american history tv every weekend on c-span 3. each week american artifacts takes you into historic sites around the country. next, we visit the baseball americana exhibit at the library of congress in washington, d.c. l

liz: well, that's the thing, arnold.tell me what you're seeing and doing as far as material costs and price hikes for your bicycles. >> yeah. i mean, this is a quite interesting time. i've never seen so many things happening at the same time. i mean, right now we've had in the past six months to a year increases of 30% in aluminum, 30% or more in steel -- liz: wow. >> my ocean freight now from, say, china to the west coast has more than doubled. actually, we're paying about $1400 a year ago, we're paying $3500 now if we can get the containers. is so it's just a huge thing. and then, of course, we have the other factor, the trade war, which we were kind of hoping when biden's administration took office that that would go away, but -- i'm hoping it will, but i don't see anything in the near -- so, i mean, we're paying an additional 25% tariff on every single bicycle right now and every single bicycle that we produce in our factory in south carolina. liz: yeah. so what happens, isaac, when you go to your companies that you

and arnold schwarzenegger this time. yeah. does that person exists? because that was such a unique situation was schwarzenegger. >> he was probably one of the few people that could pull that off an action star, a successful businessman tremendous real name recognition. kind of a no nonsense person personality about politics and now who's out there. i mean, arnold talking run again. is he. >> yeah, yeah. there are a couple of fundamental. he's not. there's a couple fundamental things that have changed since 2003. 1 is gavin newsome when he winds in twenty-eighteen wins by the largest margin of a california running for governor in modern history. right here and see winds. 62 1% of the vote. he runs against john. republicans have up there we've been there. we've done that. kevin faulconer potentially from san diego unclear muddy mess message. and then there are other people in waiting in the wings. super say he was in there. maybe rick grinnell comes out from the trump side. the republicans lack that person from hollywood like arnold who could leave into

struck may be governor of the great state of california, arnold schwarzenegger!announced his rent on jay leno's tonight show. it was fitting that he introduced his speech. he immediately thanked the states voters. >> california has given me the greatest gift of all, in voting for me. thank you to all of the people of california for giving me the great trust. >> we all lost our jobs. we were out with relatively short notice. it was tough. >> suddenly they are off with their heads. >> it was unfortunate because believe me, gray was a talented individual. he was not marketable as a personality. he was just not like anything other than --. >> tonight i stand before you with a heart full of gratitude and appreciation. i am so grateful to all of you into the people of california. >> i remember he came to the governor's office looking around and saying my humidor is bigger than this office. to his great credit governor davis said no funny business we are going to handle this perfectly and well. we will make this transition work.>>> if you want to see more of this you ca

is lost to a hopeless search for his missing brother i was only just beginning to understand that arnold my dead brother had the leading role in the family and had assigned me a supporting part i also understood that arnold was responsible from the very beginning for my growing up in an atmosphere poisoned with guilt and shame. over the years the family's fortunes improve the father makes it from a butcher to a wholesaler but nothing and the pain of losing their 1st child sounds like a pretty depressing story what makes it readable is tice's witticism which he doles out with plenty of biting humor. old. and finally curry is that's known for his portrayal of them. scientists transvestite dr frank n. furter in the cult film the rocky horror picture show well the british actor and singer has been out of the limelight since suffering a stroke in 2012 but for his 75th birthday on monday april 19th relieve you with a glimpse of his heyday and wish him many happy returns and from us. just sued for a drug. trade. show play above. the. state for the link. to i could show you my favorite obsession

by the end of the campaign everyone had accept arnold, unfortunately. that got more than 5000 votes started talking about it. >> pulling at the toughest decisions since he decided to get a bikini wax in 1978, arnold schwarzenegger's shocked the nation by announcing he will seek to replace ray davis. >> he was appearing on the tonight show with jay leno which tapes at around at around on the west coast. >> on the tonight show is where he delivers the big move. >> i remember almost passing out when he said he was going to rent. >> the man that is filling the people more than anyone is ray davis. this is why he needs to be recalled. this is why i am going to run for governor of the the the the >> if he wants to watch the whole thing, abc 7 originals total recall, it is streaming now on our connect it at whatever you stream. what an incredible lookincredibk did seem like a bit of a circus. >> it sure did. i remember covering it so well. it was surreal. we will see this time if there is a repeat of that. in the meantime let's turn it over to spencer christia

of -- additional funding is provided by the estate of arnold adams and koo and patricia u.n.hrough the u.n. foundation, committed to bridging cultural differences in our communities. the corporation for public broadcasting and contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ anchor: good evening and welcome to washingtonweek. i'm amy walter. the battle over voting rights is boiling over. republicans in georgia, texas, arizona, and florida are considering tougher voter laws. george's new voting law has faced a backlash. atlanta-based companies including delta criticized the law and major-league baseball moved its all-star game out of georgia. mitch mcconnell lashed out at some of these corporate leaders. >> i think this is quite stupid. to jump in the middle of a highly controversial issue. amy: the house passed a bill expanding voter access in march but it faces tough opposition in the senate. a new tape sheds light on dark money. more on this later. we begin with the battle over voting rights. joining us tonight are three top washington reporters. aaron

is lost to a hopeless search for his missing brother i was only just beginning to understand that arnold my dead brother had the leading role in the family and had assigned me a supporting part i also understood that arnold was responsible from the very beginning for my growing up in an atmosphere poisoned with guilt and shame. over the years the family's fortunes improve the father makes it from a butcher to a wholesaler but nothing and as the pain of losing their 1st child sounds like a pretty depressing story what makes it readable is tyson's witticism which he doles out with plenty of biting humor. old. and finally curry is best known for his portrayal of them. mad scientist transvestite dr frank n. furter in the cult film the rocky horror picture show of the british actor and singer has been i would have the limelight since suffering a stroke in 2012 but for his 75th birthday on monday april 19th relieve you with a glimpse of his heyday and wish him many happy returns and from. justice to the. sexual. 0. length. string for them to. be plucked i could show you my favorite version of

arnold schwarzenegger was the last to do that. we'll see if history repeats itself. phil and emily joining us here. phil, i can begin with you on whether the governor should be feeling the heat right now. governor newsome is up from the lows in the pandemic. could be a contest, majority of californians say they like him. whether they translate and keeps him in office in the fall, what do you think? >> should certainly be concerned. the lesson that we're learning from the pandemic is it was a political pressure cooker. no longer were the decisions of politicians removed. instead, their decisions were front and center when so many people were stuck at home. what we just heard, those charges of hypocrisy of the governor acting one way and ordering other people to act another way, that resonates with people. the question now though is whether or not that populous rage can feed a ground swell grass-roots effort that could topple someone who is sitting behind a political machine. like you mention, newsome is well-liked, powerful and has a lot of resources at his disposal.

of course the main thing he has got going for them is that there is no arnold in this race, there is no one with 100% name recognition, literally schwarzenegger back in the day had the same amount of name recognition as the pope. and arguably better numbers. so he has got those, that's what he has got going for him and this is, as carla said, good nude for newsom this last week. >> although schwarzenegger said it is early and we could see someone get in the race, a clooney, brad pitt, meghan markle, as political reporters were saying, "go for it! you give >> please jump in. >> a little drama to jump in. >>> vp kamala harris has been working on the immigration crisis. what would that look like, especially for us here in california? >> it is the toughest of assignments and what makes it tougher for her is a couple things. number one, let's remember, she has limited foreign-policy experience. she was a senator for about four years, three years, really. and one of those years mac running for president. she does not have as much overseas, diplomatic experience. this will be a little learn

is lost to a hopeless search for his missing brother i was only just beginning to understand that arnold my dead brother had the leading role in the family and had assigned me a supporting part i also understood that arnold was responsible from the very beginning for my growing up in an atmosphere poisoned with guilt and shame. over the years the family's fortunes improve the father makes it from a butcher to a wholesaler but nothing happens the pain of losing their 1st child sounds like a pretty depressing story what makes it readable is tyson's witticism which he doles out with plenty of biting humor. and finally tim curry is best known for his portrayal of the mad scientist transvestite dr frank n. furter in the cult film the rocky horror picture show well the british actor and singer has been i would have the limelight since suffering a stroke in 2012 but for his 75th birthday on monday april 19th or leave you with a glimpse of his heyday and wish him many happy returns and from. just freeze frame by. frame. job the big. stage for the 1st. place. i could show you my favorite obsessio

zero last recall election letter to governor arnold schwarzenegger .g in on the current erase and offered his thoughts on the candidacy of caitlyn jenner. >>> with a recall election now but certain former governor arnold schwarzenegger is weighing in. in an interview he says he wouldn't discount any candidate who jumps into the race to replace governor newsome including caitlin jenner. >> anyone has a chance. i think the people decided what is going on help as many people as possible are jumping in the race and going for a. >> he knows a little bit about a recall when he ran and won during the 2003 recall of former governor ray davis. he was one of 135 candidates and he predicts we can see that now. >> i predict that there will be another 100 candidates. >> wow! >> the california secretary of state announced that more than 1.6 million californians sign the position to recall gavin newsom. 11% of the signature is about 181,000 come from the nine counties that make up the bay area. that is a big difference from 16% of all signatures more than 260,000 com

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by the end of the campaign everyone had except arnold, unfortunately.es that got more than 5000 votes ended up talking about it. >> pulling the toughest decision since he decided to get a bikini wax in 1978, arnold schwarzenegger shocked the nation by announcing he will in fact ray davis. >> he was appearing on the tonight show with jay leno which tapes at around 5:00-5:30 on the west coast. >> on the tonight show is when he delivered the big move. >> i literally remember passing out almost passing out when he said he would rent. >> the man filling the people more than anyone is gray davis. this is why he needs to be recalled. this is why i am going to run for governor. >> i remember those days very well. in addition to these candidates, there were established politicians in the race as well. i know you spoke with ray davis for the opportunity. what did he tell you and how does he feel? >> it is the fund circus five aspect. governor davis is suchis suchish interesting guy. he seems to have come to peace with the outcome of the race. he was the only gove

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i don't think she's on the same level as arnold at all fortunate came into that recall in 2000. >> weme policy chops. it let about an issue of the year before marriage to maria shriver was a lot of political recognition we're not seeing this at all here that he knew some noting jenner is working with donald trump's former presidential campaign manager newsom's campaign manager dan newman said in a statement, quote, we always knew the republican recall would be a ludicrous circus full of trump supporters which only reinforces how much californians appreciate governor newsom's competent compassionate experience leadership during an unprecedented series of crises. >> meanwhile, jenner says she will be making a more formal announcement and providing updates in a matter of weeks reporting live state capitol ashley zavala kron 4 news. thank you so much. ashlynn later tonight here on kron. 4 news coming up at 6. catherine heenan and ken wayne will be speaking with our political analyst donna crane. >> for a breakdown on caitlyn jenner's announcement to be running for california governor, sta

additional funding is provided by the estate of arnold adams and koo and patricia yuen through the yuen foundation, committed to bridging cultural differences in our communities, the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. nancy: good evening. and welcome to "washington week." i'm nancy cordes. president joe biden is dealing with the fallout of two ongoing crises in america. the covid-19 pandemic and systemic racism. the federal government brought the use of one vaccine to a sudden halt this week over safety concerns. and as the trial of derek chauvin plays out, we saw another death of a black man at the hands of a police officer. daunte wright was killed sunday just a few miles away from the spot where george floyd died last year. there is a lot to get to tonight wut but first let's cover the historic foreign policy moves by president biden this week. on wednesday he announced the end of the longest war in american history, all remaining american troops will be out of afghanistan by september 11, 2021. the 20-year a

additional funding is provided by the estate of arnold adams. and ku and patricia yuen through the yuen foundation. the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. lisa: welcome to "washington week," i'm lisa desjardins. we start tonight with tragic news. another attack onhe u.s. capitol, this one by a single suspect in a car. yet again, an officer protecting the capitol is dead. billy evans served on the u.s. capitol police force for 18 years. national guard troops at the capitol went into immediate response, this as the barriers put up after january 6 had been coming down. joining us tonight are four reporters tracking everything unfolding this week. wesley lowery, correspondent for "60 minutes" plus. jonathan martin national p political correspondent for "the new york times." anna palmer, founder of punch bol bowel news and co-host of "the daily punch," and ayesha rascoe, correspondent for npr. this is fresh news. we don't know much yet about what happened but what do we know

elizabeth: sure, up next the national taxpayers union president brandon arnold.or joe manchin, looks like he blew up the democrat battle plan. we'll explain that. also democrats getting brutally mocked on twitter for their new mind bending rhetoric trying to convince america that infrastructure includes things like paid family leave. you won't believe what they're saying on twitter. pretty funny stuff. stay right there. (vo) ideas exist inside you, electrify you. they grow from our imagination, but they can't be held back. they want to be set free. to make the world more responsible, and even more incredible. ideas start the future, just like that. ♪. elizabeth: let's welcome to the show national taxpayers union executive vice president brandon arnold. hey, brandon, what do you think, do you think senator joe manchin, democrat, he just, looks like he just blew up the democrats' battle plan for biden's entire tax-and-spend agenda, saying no we'll not get rid of the filibuster, no, we'll not just pass bills with democrat party line votes without republicans? did he

elizabeth: sure, up next the national taxpayers union president brandon arnold.emocrat senator joe manchin, looks like he blew up the democrat battle plan. we'll explain that. also democrats getting brutally mocked on twitter for their new mind bending rhetoric trying to convince america that infrastructure includes things like paid family leave. you won't believe what they're saying on twitter. pretty funny stuff. stay right all right that's a fifth-floor problem... ok. not in my house! ha ha ha! ha ha ha! no no no! not today! ha ha ha! ha ha ha! jimmy how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? happier than dikembe mutumbo blocking a shot. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. feeling sluggish or weighed down? it could be a sign that your digestive system isn't working at it's best taking metamucil everyday can help. metamucil psyllium fiber, gels to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down. it also helps lower cholesterol and slows sugar absorption to promote healthy blood sugar levels. so

that was when arnold schwarzenegger replaced governor gray davis.bc 7 original team prisons total recall : the story of america's largest, while this recall election. here is just a portion of our documentary with a look at the race that at times looked more like a circus. >> who wants to be governor of california? the debating game! >> i'm gary coleman. i am the smallest candidate running. >> there were so many people for vanity and publicity. i can run for governor. >> out of all of them, i would probably vote for larry flynn. >> reporter: even the publicity model angeline is considering jumping and. >> there was brown, now there was great. i think we need some pink. >> it was the precursor to what we see with social media. they were trying to be the first influencer. >> i am eric kerry. i am a former adult film star. of course, former gubernatorial candidate in a recall election of 2003. >> i would like to thank you all for being here. >> the game show network today game show called who wants to be governor of california? >> gary, you have 20 sec

before arnold schwarzenegger won the recall back in 2003, he had a political history.en you go to recall gavin newsom, and it will be on the ballot, they ask you one question, one, should gavin newsom be recalled and, if so, who should replace him? that's it. that's all they ask. if he's recalled, we expect to have maybe 200 candidates in the running. that means the winner could literally walk away as the governor of california by getting 20, 22% of the vote. it's one of those things where these are very odd. the last time this happened, schwartz network had a lot of momentum -- schwarzenegger had a lot of momentum. and newsom, he's on the ropes. this week there was an op-ed that talked about his vaccine rollout and how he lied about that, his overreach, saying he was following the science when, in fact, he was actually following politics and his schools, you know, bowing to the teachers union. they went after him. and when the san jose news is going after him and the l.a. times is starting to question him, it starts to get this tide rolling. tyrus, you're right, repub

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i don't think she's on the same level as arnold at all fortunate came into that recall in 2000. >> we with some policy chops. it let about an issue of the year before marriage to maria shriver was a lot of political recognition we aren't seeing this at all here that he knew some noting jenner is working with donald trump's former presidential campaign manager newsom's campaign manager dan newman said in a statement, quote, we always knew the republican recall would be a ludicrous circus full of trump supporters which only reinforces how much californians appreciate governor newsom's competent compassionate experience leadership during an unprecedented series of crises. >> meanwhile, jenner says a more formal announcement and updates are coming in a matter of weeks in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news now. 4 zone forecast. and this one is important. we're taking a live look at the golden gate bridge and see the clouds and the wind and it's taken effect there. >> this is going to be an interesting weekend. yeah. it's going to be really interesting lawrence, because rain it it's comi

my cohost harris faulkner and kayleigh mcenany, and joining us on the couch the first time, john arnold radio talk show host larry elder. leaked audio reported by "the new york times," ron's foreign minister claims kerry told him of at least 200 military operations in syria but abc, cbs and nbc reportedly ignored the bombshell report during their morning and evening news programs monday and tuesday. msnbc also skipping any mention, the white house reporters did not bring the issue up at all yesterday either and there was just one question about it monday, watch. >> does the president have any commodore reaction to kerry telling the iranians about covert military action for israel? >> we are not going to comment on leaks. >> emily: critics are calling the media response a complete 180 from how they handle the trump administration. >> it's very simple and that is, under the trump administration they would always find these so-called bombshells and they didn't wait to confirm them. they would say, nbc news has yet to independently confirm this but we rushed it into the lead of the show any

background question about benedict arnold.amilton helped sideline did he helped sideline benedict arnold and did that introduced was trying against the process pretty. >> to be honest, i don't know. i don't know the whole back story of that and i will say that one of the things they only time that i think it comes up in the book is he said very early on, about how washington was separate site like nobody would think of criticizing him during while he was during the first few years of his presidency but then by the second term, the republican press goes after him in one of the things they say is any intended to betray the revolutionary war but benedict arnold beat him to the punch. being the traitor that he intended to be. [laughter] >> that is a different view under george washington is in it. it shows a little bit about how the press and the time could be's extremely inaccurate pretty. >> i think that they said that washington was a womanizer and a blasphemer and alexander hamilton was an illegitimate son. [inaudible]. >> geo

the last smile and thunder city written and narrated by luke arnold. >> this ears audie award goes toted by robin miles. >> congratulations. a special thanks to two organizations scholastic audio and audible whose volunteer work made tonight possible. we appreciate the assists. next up science fiction. here we take a moment to truly thank our judges as the titles to these categories can be long. not to mention the made-up names. we are truly grateful for their dedication to all audio looks in all categories is over 14,000 hours competed to make tonight's judging possible. the finalist for science fiction are "axiom's end" by lindsay ellis narrated by stephanie willis and abigail thorne. the deep by river solomon william hudson and john snipes narrated by deadbeat digs. "heaven's river" by dennis e. taylor narrated by array mortar. ruins of the galaxy by jm cheney and christopher hopper narrated by rc brave. "star wars: thrawn ascendancy" "chaos rising" by timothy zahn narrated i marked thompson. >> and the winner is. >> the deep by river solomon narrated by david digs. >> congratulati

they ruined arnold. >> greg: that's true.r the same. >> now he's making youtube videos talking to a pony. sounds like trump. it's amazing. after he was governor he just couldn't act anymore. it was over. they broke him. they crushed him up into tiny bits. the joke was he could never act, michael, but that was okay. >> he played a fantastic robot and as a guy who is half robot, he played a fantastic robot. >> jingle all the way was the best. >> greg: where are we going with this, kat? who would you like to see run for office. >> missy elliott. >> look -- i think about it, in terms of my principles, i think it's dangerous, this whole call to personality, but i also know if missy elliott would run for office i would quit my job and follow her and try to get, and then maybe come on the air to like only defend everything she did or said which goes back to why that's wrong and you've got to be careful. i could never imagine saying anything about about missy elliott. >> i want to see her xwap commercials. >> greg: maybe one day. son