let's dig into these numbers with seema modi and ben white, politico's chief economic correspondent.but still remains a bright spot in the overall economy. we still see jobs grow in retail, health care, hospitality adding 31,000 jobs in the month of august. slightly slower pace than previous months, but another encouraging sign is the labor participation rate, which shows us that more people are returning to the workforce. he questioned, though, how this all impacts the fed's suspicion on raising interest rates. bank of america economists writing this morning this jobs report shows that the rise in unemployment will allow the fed to slow down the pace of rate hikes. that's probably why stocks are up today, joe. >> so, ben, what do you see in this report? does it mean the hottest job market we've seen in decades has hit its peak? >> it probably has hit its peak, and that's not necessarily a bad thing as seema very well laid out there. what the fed is looking for is a slightly cooler jobs market down from 500,000 to 300,000 or so right in the sweet spot today and to see the labor force

and ben white, chief economic correspondent for politico. kelly, talk a bit about the deal, what it means to the president. this is someone who has a long history of good relations with the unions. i'm remembering that on election day in fact, his last stop was at a union hall in his home state of pennsylvania. but he is right now inside the oval with some members of the teamsters, is that right? >> reporter: well, and that is the highest show of respect that president can really extend when he creates space for an oval office meeting. this was added to the president's calendar, it was not a part of the plan for today. but it shows you that this is that kind of a priority for the president today to meet privately with those who are a part of the negotiations and then the president will make remarks in the rose garden. this tells you how significant this is on many levels. certainly for the economy. the economy has been fragile, we've seen how prices have been a real pain point for many americans. and we've been through the covid experience o

more on this, i want to bring in "politico" chief economic correspondent and economic contributor ben white with higher prices to say okay, the fed says they need to do this to get the situation under control. when is it going to be under control? >> thanks for having me. it's going to take a little bit of time. obviously, the fed hiked several times so far. it hasn't done much to bring down inflation, still at 8.3%, which is still way too high on an annual basis and jay powell the fed chair said yesterday said we will do whatever it takes, as long as it takes, to get inflation to a reasonable level. and that means, you know, at least a year, maybe more than that of rate hikes before they're finished. and we haven't seen much relief for consumers other than gas prices, which we know are down, but mortgage rates, shooting up, we're going to get other credit card rates going up, so people will feel the pain of higher rates probably before they get relief on prices, unfortunately. >> now, a lot of small business owners are feeling the effects for sure, and i want to play a little bit of an int

the government of the track made a promise that there would be no white men in the highest positions in britain . defense. by the way, benkept this post from the last cabinet in the conflict in ukraine , and you decided not to change. well, as for senior officials, the ex- minister of energy, kwase kvartang, became the pusher of the treasury, he is the highest-ranking black politician in the history of the country, he was born into a family of exiles and became a member of parliament, back in 2010, the ministry of the interior, headed by the former attorney general of england and wales swail brierman is the daughter of migrants from kenya and mauritius. left guardian newspaper wrote that she regularly visits the london buddhist community center three times. he is known for having repeatedly been accused of sexual assault by the ministry of foreign affairs. led by 53-year-old james cleverly to his mother and the sierrans, while leaf once was on a visit. in moscow, he served as deputy head of the foreign ministry and signed the text of a bill that allowed london to impose new sanctions against moscow, the very ones that, a

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. >> at ben venue avenue and white way. >> the suspect is described as a male in his 30's wearing a dark sweatshirt and black cargo pants as well as a surgical mask. they fled in a newer style white pickup truck with a covered bed that was driven by another person. anyone with information about this robbery is asked to contact berkeley pd. >> in the east bay, members of the public are invited to a cleanup event next saturday along the oakland estuary. it's a great way to do your pardon. get back to protect the bay shoreline. you can join on land by foot or on the water and a boat or a kayak or paddleboard. >> the event kicks off the jack london aquatic center saturday at 09:30am, in the morning and runs until 1 o'clock in the afternoon. the cleanup event is hosted by a few groups, including i heart oakland, alameda estuary and the city of oakland. if you are planning on it if you're planning on attending, be sure to wear sturdy shoes and bring plenty of water snacks and where some extra layers of clothing. and what you need to know of the world's first nasal covid vaccine will have more

ben wedeman in kharkiv, ukraine, thank you so much for all of your terrific reporting. >>> u.s. officials are closely watching the sham referenda taking place. our chief whitespondent, kaitlyn collins is joining us. you have new reporting about what the potential response could be from the biden administration to what you just heard ben call a foregone conclusion in ukraine. >> reporter: and the white house recognizes it's basically a foregone conclusion, these sham elections that are basically being carried out at gunpoint. that's why the white house is watching them closely, as they are set to conclude and the results are set to be announced. because, of course, their concern is not what the results are going to be. the white house has made clear they will never recognize the results of these so-called elections, because they're being orchestrated by russia, they know they are fraudulent. so that part is clear. what they are watching for is what russia does after it announces the results of these fake referendums, because the concern is that the white house, they are going to move to annex these regions, make them part of russia and then potentially use a

. >> it's crossing across parliament square, past big ben and then enters into white hall, which is theou won't see it from our view but the cameras will be able to see it. that's our view of it. >> yes. you can see right here obviously we're looking close but a moment ago you can see what everyone is seeing, looking past big ben as the procession moves past. >> you know what's fascinating as we hear big ben tolling. we know this is only just beginning -- >> you can hear the cannons. >> we have the procession, we have the funeral. we've got people going to come and line the highway no doubt like they have before to watch her hearse and go to windsor. but the writing about these gun carriages and others has been fascinating. because they say like everything this particular pulling of the gun carriage came out of a series of mishaps because during queen victoria's funeral she wanted horses, white and cream horses to pull her coffin. but either it was too cold or the horses panicked, they reared, it didn't happen and somebody intervened of the royal household and got the sailors to pull --

cnn chief white house correspondent kaitlin collins is at the united nations and ben wedeman is in kharkivaine. kaitlin, putin raised the stakes. does the white house believe the president's message lived up to the moment? >> reporter: well, they kind of already had this idea of giving that speech, that forceful condemnation as you noted of russia's invasion of ukraine with president biden saying they're violating the core tenet of the united nations charter. they have invaded their neighbor and trying to wipe the ukrainian population off the map. he said that rebukes and goes against everything that this body that is gathered here today stands for. so it was kind of already going in that direction. i think those comments from president putin in that rare address a few hours earlier didn't dramatically change the speech because the white house was aware putin could be making this announcement about maureen forcements. but they tweaked certain parts with secretary blinken and jake sullivan. but it was a very forceful condemnation from president biden saying this is not what russia can do an

one visit brought her to the u.s. 2007 when ben president george w. bush was in the white house. >> it is a moment to take stock of our friendship, rightly taking pleasure from its strengths, while never taking these for granted, and it is the time to look forward, jointly renewing our commitment to a more prosperous, safer and freer world. william: the queen carried out an endless variety of ceremonial duties and was the patron of more than 600 organizations and charities. through it all, she tried to keep her family's personal life out of the public eye, but the effort was increasingly in vain. in 1983, an intruder confronted the queen in her bedroom, and in 1992 came a series of tabloid scandals. tensions in the marriage between her son prince charles and princess diana broke open with reports that both were having affairs. prince andrew announced his separation from duchess sarah ferguson, and princess anne divorced her husband. later that year, a fire destroyed portions of windsor castle. the same month the queen reflected on what she called "the horrible year." >> 19

ben. it has been, like the white house tweets. it has been getting response. >> in, fact it was part of biden's speech that did not sit well with me. but there was never a reason for political violence. the world is actually filled with reasons for political violence, many of which have obtained independence in companies which were not democracies, and things like that. lots of examples of it in history and today. as john points out. lots of examples of it in america, from the 1850s through to the 1960s. it is not entirely true that violence on the other side should not be met with strong resistance on one side. but how do you stop this from devolving into literally pitched battle between people with their political views? >> well, i think you have to defend democracy. especially if democracy is in peril, as it is now. to be silent in the face of these threats is in some ways to be complicit. so we have to kind of make our way through this. and let's be clear, political violence has been a part of this country since before this co

protecting the white berries from sunburn and n ben exmentinth the technique 25 years ago and he is ishe only one in napa valley that is doing it. with vineyard land selling for half $1 million per acre the idea is becoming appealing for another reason. >> we took 18 acres and made 36. >> the stacked system doubles the amount of production on eace each acre producing two varieties of grapes but the amount of water and labor is the the same as a single row of vines with climate change wreaking havoc on weather patterns and water supplies and they believe it is time that napa valley begins thinking outside the box. >> we have to say what can we do do to continue business is as f? as farmers? it will change the stocks and variety and trail systems, changing irrigation ma. irrigation management. what are the resources? >> changes hard to accept in the the valley but it is coming, it may already be here and they believe that it can no longer b. be ignored. >> we have to deal with it. there is evidence and science that we have to deal with it. if if i stand here today when it i5 is 115 i can

we should also note his top deputy in the white house, another deputy besides cassidy hutchinson, ben williamson was also issued a subpoena as well. >> pamela brown, thank you so much. joining us to talk big picture here as they deal with the special master in the mar-a-lago docs case, ken feinberg, an attorney who served as special master in so many prominent cases, special master of the september 11th victim compensation fund, also for victims of agent orange, jerry sandusky case, virginia tech, and bp deep water horizon spiel. you have so much experience. your job as a special master was -- in all of those cases is different than now in this. but you have been really critical of the judge appointing a special master, calling it judicial overreach i. should note bill barr called the decision deeply tried. lawrence tribe, the harvard legal scholar refers to it as lawless. can you explain why? >> this is not a judicial function. this is national security, highly classified documents, methods and spying at risk, and it's the type of unique situation where the courts, i believe, should

ben wedeman, thank you for the details. >> later today at the white house, president biden will meetamericans still being held by russia. former marine paul whelan in prison there for more than three years on espionage charges. >> and wnba star brittney griner was sentenced to nine years in prison on drug charges. the white house said the president wanted to assure the families that the team is working every day to bring them home. sources tell cnn the state department has proposed swapping griner and whellen for the convicted russian arms dealer victor bout. up next, an increase in threats against election workers of democrats and republicans as we head into the midterms. we'll be joining by two local election officials, one a republican and one a democrat about the challenges they're facing heading into this election. housewives... whoops. i just want to talk! get your tv together. call 1-800-directv to save up to $120.. a monster was attacking but the team remained calm. because with miro, they could problem solve together, and find the answer that was right under their nose. or..

. >> cnn's chief white house correspondent, kaitlan collins is outside the u.n. and benedeman is in kharkiv. ben, let's start with you and if there's been any response from ukraine to what we heard from president biden and what we've heard from president putin. >> reporter: well, before i get to that, victor, let me tell you within the last half hour we have seen several missiles fly over here, kharkiv. here's some of the video. according to local authorities, one of them landed on a non-residential building. there's no word of any casualties or there don't appear to be any casualties. last night at 2:00 a.m. local time, similarly, missile strikes nearby. the fear is that after president putin made this announcement it's going to take months for those 300,000 reservists to be brought to the front line. the fear is that perhaps tonight or in the coming days they may use their fire power just to remind ukraine of the kind of weaponry they have. regarding reactions to president putin's speech, we've heard president zelenskyy said that it wasn't a surprise that they're going

ben, thank you so much. i really appreciate it. >>> over at the white house today, president biden will be meeting with the familiesce-to-face meeting with them. kylie atwood is live at the state department with more details on this. what are you hearing about this? >> reporter: well, listen, president biden according to the white house wants to have this meeting to make sure that these families know that their loved ones, brittney griner and paul whelan are front and center in the eyes of the administration. they're there are daily efforts to try to get them home. but what we're not expecting is any sort of breakthrough in this situation. we know there are ongoing negotiations with the u.s. and russia to try and get these two wrongfully detained americans back home. but according to a senior administration official, there has been movement. but no breakthrough. and what that senior administration official said is that the united states continues to urge russia to put a serious counter offer on the table. but you'll recall that is similar to what the biden administration officials were saying earlier this summer ba

white men left. is it that secretary of defense ben wallace is the same as in a conversation with pranksters called theine idiots and losers so , teresa coffee, who was appointed part-time, girlfriends or stras and one of the few anglo-saxons in the multicultural british cabinet, became the minister of the interior , who competed with the list of times the election race, but after dropping out supported her candidacy, james cleverley, a former deputy of the tracks, who, in her absence, signed documents on anti-russian sanctions already on wednesday, the new government will have to answer questions from the opposition in the house of commons. how is it going to pull the country out of the crisis with the details of evgeny petrukhin? johnson is nothing more than the notorious english manners of the president of the head of the british government, he leaves, as they say, not without a shadow of regret for the black lacquered doors on downing street, dozens of journalists have already told him and the audience in his closing speech, johnson , of course, talks about how magnanimous the british government is

ben televise. such a stark contrast to the few and far between back and white photos that we saw 70 years ago.queen elizabeth did this exact same ceremony. so what happens right now is the privy council, that accession council, excuse, me meets without queen charles. they're discussing not only how and went in for a claim him the king. but also declared the queen dead. this is a rubberstamp what. we are really waiting for is about half an hour, that is when we are will see king charles. the discussion will be around his title. we discuss as his former residence, that he will be king charles iii. but there may be other titles up for discussion today. we will also see the queen consort, camilla, there with him. we will see william and kate, the new princess imprints of wales right there. and we've already seen prime minister, we'll stress, look into that concession council as well. after, that he will make a speech. this will be live, and televised as you mentioned, the address that you heard from

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horse guards parade and white or before arriving at westminster. guns will be fired at hyde park. big benof the final tribute to a woman who a former deputy press secretary told fox news was not only a grandmother to the nation, a much loved queen, but also an absolute joy to work for. >> the best was i ever had to have the best bars anyone could hope for and i work for a lot of bosses. when things went wrong and sometimes they go wrong, she was so forgiving because he understood that she was there to do a particular job and we were there to do ours and she just got on with it. she made life very, very easy for us. >> carley and todd, there will be crowds, enormous crowds of people. police are down here are expecting hundreds of thousands are going to line up to attempt to view the queen as she lies in state over these next four days to pay those final farewell's. back to you. be. >> carley: officials have been saying -- warning people that if you want to see the casket, be prepared to wait in line for hours overnight and very little time to sit because everybody wants to pay their respec

complicit media owing to carry their water, we find out sunday that the white house is meuring inflation in inches per month, and ben conce -- biden seems content. the problem is, for all the denials the american people know they're not being told the truth. this american -- administration does not seem to get most americans do not get their economic news from a report or a white house press conference. they get their economic news when they go to the grocery store to find ground ef prices up 24%, bacon prices 26%, chicken breast 45%. gas prices most doubling in the lastwo years in spite of biden releasing strategic from our strategic oil reserves oil to drive down prices artificially in the lead up of an electi. when the family arrives at home they found the cost of running the home has risen 60% in electricity, rent has gone up, -- 16%lectricity, rent has gone up, this is difficult for the vast majity of americans. specially those on low and fixed income whose dollar does not make to the month anymore. those whose life savings are not worth as much as it used to be. it is completely devtating. the purchasing power

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ben region. we'll have a lot to discuss over the next couple of days. >> there's a huge gap there. hopefully that closes very soon. thank you for that. so the white house is of course getting track of ian and pledging full federal support ahead of the storm. as you were saying, priscilla, the white house has issued an emergency declaration. what more do we know. >> reporter: that's right. this is a storm at. as the strm approaches, what that means is that and coordinate release efforts and produce intense fal ebiden of course had plans to and also attend to at that dnc rooly and that has has now been cancelled. >> priscilla, let's talk more about i enand preg prep racks. >> so we don't know a lot at this time in terms of exactly pr this storm is going to mitt pu we know much of florida is still in the counsel. but that could change quickly. so what is your message to the people of florida. who should be preparing? >> so i appreciate you allowing us to call the show this morning. i think the first message is everyone in florida is going to feel the impacts of the storm. in irma we had a southwest raple and you can and oum glad to see heem people a

. >> you and ben have joint reports you were working on together, and what can you tell us? >> it shows the link between the oath copers and the whiteiuliani was texting with a member of lawyers for trump and involved in a lot of efforts to overturn the 2020 election, and some of what she saw was in detroit and it was later debunked, because she thought what she thought was a box of ballots and it was a tv crew's equipment, and a lot of nonsense that was being thrown around in 2020, and kelly surel, she told the oath keepers to delete their text messages, and she was charged herself in relation to the january 6th riot, and she invoked the fifth amendment so her testimony will not happen now. >> you and ryan also report that kelly sorelle also tried a white house number on december 20th, and journalists, hunter walker, that text message went to a white house switchboard line so couldn't be delivered. what is it that we keep hearing about the contacts? >> you probably meant to text somebody else, and we don't know who that was intended for, and it could have been andrew giuliani or somebody else. we don't know the nexus here. who was

white house briefing is about to start. we will bring that to you. first, let me see if we can bring in benicance of the oath keepers and their connections to this. you have been digging through it. >> reporter: the general counsel for the oath keepers, in this book, it was put out -- he used to work for the january 6 committee. in this book, it details kelly attempting to text the white house switchboard. who was she trying to text? you can't text a land line like that. we looked into this. andrew giuliani is someone she was in touch with in the weeks shortly after the election. they were talking about false allegations of voter fraud and things like that they are trying to determine a nexus between the white house, proud boys, oath keepers. kelly's texts might provide that. >> andrew giuliani is rudy's son and a former candidate in new york and a white house aide at the time. we will get back to you after the briefing. now to the fema administrator. >> make sure we are there to support them and what they need and they can reach out to me, to him any time with any needs they may have in th

white hall. that's where that funeral cortege is headed. maybe they are headed down to parolment to see the end of that. you're hearing big ben right now. by the way, big ben, which was just recently in the last couple years called the elizabeth clock tower after the late majesty, so this is another tribute to the queen. i believe that was at the time of her platinum jubilee just earlier this year. so what we're seeing in the next 30 minutes, the queen will be arriving in parliament square in front of the palace of westminster. and then her coffin will beer is moanously put into westminster hall. i was showing that distinction, the most ancient part of that famous complex. she will be lying in state there for more than four days. she will be lying in state for quite a long period of time right up until the morning of monday, where she has her state funeral across the street at westminster abbey. now it's going to get a massive state funeral, which will make this procession and everything we have seen today look minuscule by comparison. the pomp and ceremony we're expect og to see on monday and the logistical messaging we have

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white males left. is it that secretary of defense ben wallace is the same one who, in an interview with pranksters, calledurrently. in detail, a strass and one of the few anglo-saxons in the multicultural british cabinet , soela braveraman, who competed from the sheet in the election race, became the minister of the interior. but after the elimination, he supported her candidacy by the head of the foreign ministry, james cleverly, a former deputy of the tracks, who, in her absence, signed documents on anti-russian sanctions already on wednesday, was appointed to the new the government will have to answer the questions of the opposition to the house of commons, how is it going? tell the country out of the crisis, well, with the details. uh, now we are listening to evgenia petrukhina. this half-smile of boris johnson is nothing more than the notorious english manners of the president of the head of the british government. he leaves, as they say, not without a shadow of regret behind the black lacquered door on downing street, for dozens of journalists to them and the audience in his final speech, johnson, o

white house says it's quote not going to speculate. mom moments and quote will lead to the strongest response. now to russia, heart wrerchnchi good-byes as russian men get called to serve. ben wedeman brings us to a recent liberated ukrainian town and shows us the horrors that might await these men. we want to warn you some of the images we're about to show you are disturbing. >> reporter: the bodies of dead russian soldiers are scattered around the town killed far from home in what the kremlin chooses to call a special military operation but it's a war by any other name. or to which many more russians will be thrown now that the partial mobilization has begun and who may well meet a similar end. >> this is a bank document found on one of the soldiers. the soldier is from st. petersburg and he was born on the 30th of september, 2001. he died three days before his birthday. a charred remanence of russian armor scattered around town. out going activity pursues an army once considered one of the most powerful on earth. [ gunshots ]. >> an army that abandoned tanks of plenty, many in working order. dimitri and his crew are tinkering with one such tank fresh from the battle fiel

ben dominance, editor at large for the spectator, and fox news contributor. thanks for being here. we know the teachers unions were read coordinating with the administration and the cdc to keep schools close. the whitese press secretary says it was the biden administration that has to what damage trump did. does any of this ring true or make sense? >> none of this rings true. it's a total blatant lie. they are doing so through their teeth and hoping the american people have very short memories. as you know, this was an act that was totally protectable, terrible, and was being indicted even as they were making these bushes and very activist ways, leaning on their bureaucratic friends in order to keep these schools close in ways that created enormous damage and look, we are getting the earliest kind of science of the way that this is impacting a generation of children. i predict and i think that a lot of people would agree with me, that we will be tracking this for the coming decades in terms of a population of students it was so poorly served, setback an enormous and predictable ways when it came to their education. this is something that is absolutely abhorrent. it is something everybody should be a

ben, thanks for being here. we or being know the teachers unios were coordinating with the administration and the dc toatie keep schools closed, yet the whiteouse press secretaryo now says iset wa.s the biden admi administration that has to repair what damage trump did.dos >> does any of thi rs ring true to you or make sense? none >> none of this rings true, raymond. and in fact, it's a total blatant lie. they are doing so throug ah their teeth and just hopingh thi that the american people have very short memories.e very short in fact, as you know, this wass an act that was totallyas total predictable, terribllye and was being indicted even as they were making these pushes in way, very activist ways, leaning on their bureaucratic friendshee in order to keep these schools closed in ways that created enormous damage.ting the and look, we are gettingof the earliest kind of signs ofe the way that this is impactingro a generation of children. i predic i predict. and i think thatt and i think tf people would agree with me thati we will be tracking this for the coming decades in terms ofoa a population of students thatwao was so poorly served, set

ben and a -- without all of that. and and the students says in a scholar role film probably 120 people. i just want to say i would like it if white students didn't say that word anymore because it hurts in the same class. professor kennedy, these white students proceeded to say that she boom. oh, oh, i'm like they like because because this student who happened to be one of the top two or three students in the classroom infringed on their right to say what they want because they believed themselves like as these colleges encourage us our students sadly to believe that like you know utterances of -- that to me and take interiority are what those folks there do they proceeded to use that word so many times i had to stop the class and then i had to jump in and do my that is not every classroom but what i think that you in your book is that it seems that you believe that the white student or, the white professor or the non black professor is coming from place where they do not themselves invest in all of the -- that made -- what it was in first place. where do you how did did you push back at all on the student who said, i want the wh

ben, thank you so much for being there. >>> kaitlan collins is back with us. also chief national security correspondent and anchor jim ch scuitto and retired general mark hertling. general, let me start with you. the white house says that this is an admission of failure by putin. let me play what john kirby said just this morning. >> it's definitely a sign he's struggling. we know that, he has terrible morale, unity cohesion on the battlefield, command and control has still not been so solved, and he 'forcing wounded back into the fight. he's on his back foot. >> general, do you agree? >> absolutely, katy. it's prescient in terms of what may happen in the future. this is a physics problem. russia cannot generate an additional force of 300,000 soldiers to come on the battlefield from a reserve force, especially since those individuals don't want to do it. we are seeing massive purchases of one-way tickets out of russia to territories of different aged men. putin just provided a new rule to all of this, saying 18 to 65-year-old men cannot leave the country. so what we are seeing is a forced conscription of individuals who have lost their will to fight and their capability to fight. remember, russian soldi

ben shapiro they are not literally make biden's point clear? don't call them violent, or they'll attack you. adam, dean, and mueller's are back with me. dean, what karine jean-pierre, whiteas on my colleague jonathan capehart's show this morning. have a listen to what she said. >> look, the president was very clear. all you have to do, again folks need to watch the speech go read the speech. if you have it, it is in powerful it is impactful. and you will hear directly from the commander in chief what he was speaking to. and he actually called out he called out mainstream republicans, democrats, independents, to come join him to help protect, to fight to protect our democracy. so, it was about a specific, particular, extreme, extreme part of the party that has taken over. the >> so, dean, who are these mainstream republicans who joe biden says, and still reaching out for them? i get why the president and his white house press secretary have to say it? but you and i don't, are there any minstrel publicans left to work with. 90% of the party seems to be maga, it's not a minority other publican party. >> i tweet every day, i daily reminder today's gop is no longer a politica

but sean, i think you know's ben as well as i what's behind this very bad thinking is you haveis this very radical, obsessivein climate change group that's in charge of the white house and congress. so they're not interested inres. cheap electricity or cheap gasoline. they want high prices.hi they're noght interested in its solving these problems for national security. they're only interested in the election . or price fixing.electi larry, youon met with the strategic petroleum educare. if you have an electricectric vehicle, don't use the electric grid to to power up the battery in that electric vehicle. and is ibattert 90% of the elecc grid in the country if you're not having a brownout? count and gavin newsom's california, isn't that fossil fuel relatedry ? yes, of course. absolutely. yes, ofit's especially relatedo natural gas. i mean, so t a california gavin newsom is saying you've got to buy an electric car in cur ten years. rentbut he's also saying if youo one now, you can't recharget why?batterrey because there's a shortage of electricity. you can't make because there'sut a shortage of natural gas. no, yos nou can't make this stu but again, the logic he

white house switchboard, that's a good clue, but they also used encrypted apps. we don't know exactly what was said in those more private spaces. we might get more detail in the coming weeks. >> ben collins and ""the guardian's"" hugo lowell, than you for your reporting. >>> donald trump's former chief of staff mark meld does is scheduled to give testimony today in fulton county, georgia, but it's unclear whether he will show up. fulton county's district attorney filed a request last month for meadows to testify about phone call he set up between trump and georgia's secretary of state brad raffensperger. during that infamous call, trump asked raffensperger to find enough votes to put him ahead of joe biden. >> all i want to do is this. i just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have, because we won the state, so what are we going to do here, folks? i only need 11,000 votes. fellas, i need 11,000 votes. give me a break. >> just find the votes, says the president of the united states. nbc news correspondent blayne alexander is live outside the fulton county courthouse. any sign of mark meadows yet? >> reporter: well, willie, we've been watching this door behind me

ben, your reporting reveals that an oath keepers lawyer exchanged text messages with rudy giuliani's son, as we said. how does that fit into the bigger picture? >> andrew giuliani worked as a sports liaison for the whiteth keepers, kelly sorrell. she was constantly in contact with him about election fraud lies back in november of 2020. by 2021, she was tried to text somehow for some reason the switchboard at the white house. we don't know why she tried to do that. we don't know who she was trying to text instead, but that's who she was in contact with. we are largely trying to figure out the nexus between the white house, oath keepers, proud boys, these militant groups and the white house itself, but these should give some hints. >> there's a really interesting piece in politico that suggests the proud boys takes price in quote, their ability to convince the mainstream of the republican party that violence is sometimes the answer. how do you make this idea mainstream and clearly we know it got success. >> the goal now is not really for a lot of these people to win elections. it's to replace secretaries of state to get the results they want. if that doesn't happen, violence and intimidation. they reali

ben, who we are, and where we can go. given some of the incremental progress we have been able to make. toluse, you cover the white curious about the timing of the presidents speech. imdo white house officials believe he could've given that speech in philadelphia in the spring when the administration and democrats in general did not have the wind at their backs the way they do now? >> think about where we were, answering how difficult this administration -- the circumstances of this administration. you had gas prices that were incredibly high. you had inflation that was incredibly high. he will not knowing where things were going to go. and, also democrats on the president needed republicans on board for a number of the legislative wins that we have seen over the past several months. now, they are not too many things are going to happen legislatively between now a november. we are in full campaign mode. the person wants to make a stark choice. and addition to that we've seen what happened to the former press in the past several, weeks where his home was raided by the fbi. it republicans now saying to defund the fb

white supremacy as the single biggest threat within the domestic violent extremism bucket, which the fbi believes is the biggest overall threat, terror threat facing the united states homeland. joining our coverage on set, benl reporter. ben, last week, we pulled it up after the event of the weekend, a trump fan in a clown wig obsessed with the end times, have to explain end times to us, threatened to kill all democrats in a dq, dairy queen? love my blizzards. another man riddled with q delusions in michigan shot up his family at home injuring his daughter and killing his wife and killing his dog. >> yeah. you know, people are wondering when it's going to happen, when the big next january 6th thing is going to happen, and we have this rolling wave of violence in this country by people who are obsessed with bringing back the previous time. you know, and that can mean whatever they want. it can mean the '90s. it can mean the '50s, something much further back than that. but they think they are losing control of the culture, of their own power in society, and donald trump is giving them a way to get it back. so is qanon by the way, but that guy who shot his family, you know, killed his dog, killed his wife, inj