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neil: we'll watch it closely. bob barr, thank you for taking time. ry good to see you again. >> thank you. neil: all right, bob barr on that one. want to go to geraldo rivera for a number of reasons. he is a smart guy but he has lived a lot of history. i don't moan to say that means he is old but like me he lived a lot of history. >> i am. neil: my friend, when we talk about other great crises, more involving sitting presidents like richard nixon through watergate or the bill clinton situation, this is very different, concern as former president, but he wants to president again, so it gets scrutiny it does. how do you think it falls out, both of those cases think of nixon, later clinton, though different they were, the public initially shrugged the collective soldiers how much impact they have. they would later find out we would have significant impact. we just didn't see it at the time. what do you think now? >> well, i think the richard nixon history was really epic, neil. you had a situation where he was on the verge of being indicted for multiple

. >> neil: thanks, bob. have a safe weekend. >> thanks. >> neil: bob cusack on that. a reminder that robert f. kennedy jr. will be my special guest to discuss his challenge to the president of the united states. not since 1980 have we seen a kennedy challenge an incumbent president. it was ted kennedy then that took on jimmy carter. we know how that went. he didn't get the brass ring and that was a tough year for democrats losing in a landslide election and ronald reagan won in a romp. again, robert f. kennedy tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. eastern time. we'll have more on the big wait for the supreme court decision on an abortion pill used by more than 60% of the women in this country after this. ug ♪ hey, man. nice pace! clearly, you're a safe driver. you could save hundreds for safe driving with liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! [sfx: limu squawks] whoo! we gotta go again. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ sam was 8 when we got him. giving him fresh food where you know the ingredients and

bob lee. right now from claudia cowan. claudia? >> well, neillife early tuesday morning desperately trying to get help. take a look at this surveillance footage obtained by the daily mail. it shows the prominent tech executive after he had been repeatedly stabbed in the chest, staggers along the sidewalk, bleeding, trying to flag down a driver or doorman to no avail. a kitchen knife was found in a nearby parking lot but police have not confirmed if it was the murder weapon and have remained tight lipped about the investigation. >> this investigation is still in the early stages. we will not speculate on the circumstances surrounding this crime. >> some of lee's friends have launched a petition. it calls on city leaders to take stronger action against violent offenders. lee moved to miami. his friends say he didn't feel safe living in san francisco anymore. he called it a cess pool. he had to come back last friday for a business meeting and he extended his trip to visit with friends. his murder has brought attention to the crime in the city. at a

neil. it's bob and may's very little, bruce investable. i ask her whether she gets any help from your story. tis sci fi in india will honestly only angie o's or rich. people come to help them, but not the government, bobby she, we have not gotten any support or help from the government unless they come here and interview us. and we tell them all of our challenges and they make promises. but we never get a response from them thereafter. nothing from them. and i'm one was axes. outcome mana similar? sure. luckily halima news, several families with ball attrition has lived there. children with developmental problems. these have says only 2 of every 10 nigerian children affected gets to treatment the need and are now joined by ducks. oh seats are o'con call. he works for an organization called nutrition international. they run programs aimed at taking malnutrition in affected countries. stopped local is based in nigeria as country directs. welcome to date every news africa sir. so the government in nigeria has described malnutrition as quote,

neil: the former ceo and bob iger and do you worry this has been coming up a lot i read a lot of thelorida press that disney is still beloved company here and whatever the strategies here, the governors made it clear, you've made it very clear how much you find its endorsement of that "don't say gay" opposition to that. it still looks like the governor is trying to strong arm a company. how do you respond to that? >> again, i'll go back, you know, disney engaged the most recent round of antagonizing events taking place. disney, yeah, they did it in the sunshine, but you know what? again they went against legislative intent and the legislature is meeting right now, the governor is in power. neil: but i guess, jump it, if costs go up for people in the area and they have to pay for things that disney used to pick-up the tab for , i know the governor did win in a landslide re-election, could it hurt him in the very state that he wants to prove to the world he has run very well. >> well, and this is what i've been incredibly sensitive to. i've been around this process about 18 years. the

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neil: ultimately as you have taught me, bob, especially featuring an incumbent seeking reelection isbout the incumbent. some of the job he is doing. in this case there is concern that may be the economy struggles along. it does not help the president's case. maybe by then the fears have subsided, we do not know. we note that doomed jimmy carter. people who months earlier had doubts about ronald reagan put them to rest when they got to see a chance for him to debate jimmy carter. actually only days before the election. and that turned the tide. now, ted kennedy and jimmy carter never had that within the democratic party. what do you make of those dynamics? >> i think the president has a tough sell paid the president saying the economy is doing well. he's going to be attacked from the left and the right on that. most people we are in a recession will be headed for a recession. the white house is citing none of the economy is good but most people don't think that, that is a dangerous message i think. neil: there's also the idea that republicans and democrats are far apart philosophicall

. >> neil it is just heartbreaking to see how bob lee spent the final moments of his life early tuesday morning desperately trying to get help. surveillance footage obtained by the daily mail shows a prominent tech executive right after he had been repeatedly stabbed in the chest is staggering along the sidewalk. a bleeding, trying to flag down a driver or doorman to no avail. reportedly a kitchen knife with a 4-inch blade was found in a nearby parking lot. but police have not confirmed if that was the murder weapon and have been tightlipped about the case. >> this investigation is still the early stages. because of this we are not commenting on evidence nor police speculate on the circumstances surrounding this horrific crime. >> some of lee's french have launched a change.org to seek justice for viably and make san francisco safe again. that petition calls on city leaders to take stronger action against violent offenders and to improve public safety. lee had recently moved to miami. his friends that he did not feel safe living in san francisco anymore. he called a quote a cesspool. bu

>> neil, we're learning new and really heart breaking details about the final moments of bob lee's lifeive was repeatedly stabbed here in a part of san francisco that is considerable relatively safe. according to the online newspaper san francisco standard, surveillance video now in the hands of police shows the cash app founder clutching at his side, bleeding and stumbling over to a parked white camry lifting up his shirt to though the driver was injured and falling to the understood grow after the car speeds away. and the standard talk about a 911 call where he screamed help, someone stabbed me. six minutes later, police found him unconscious on the sidewalk. lee had expressed deep misgivings about living in san francisco, a close family friends tells fox news, bob moved out of san francisco to miami to get away from this nonsense, only to get murdered when back on a quick work trip. the friend says they had spoken many times and how san francisco has turned into a cess pool. he wasn't fearing for his life but he didn't feel safe. nobody feels safe around here says he's friend. the di

bob, thank you very much. have a safe weekend, my friend. very good seeing you again. >> thank you, neil, very much. you too.l: this is a question we posited with all of you, whether any of this has affected your travel plans. joseph writes, neil, a lot of you are trips were booked right after last summer when flights were sill reasonable are, so we were still able to still plan out this year's travel. good for you, obviously, cheaper cost. dad writes: i dipped heavily into my retirement the account to the pay for travel. that's generally not wise but, obviously, you say -- you've tagged me in this tag. is so if your taking the two being withs with you, you know, the beagles will be happy, is so good for you. and gregly writes: shopping around and downsizing accommodations, not in a hotel much when traveling anyways. a lot of people put the preference on pansy hotel rooms and all the rest, but if you're not going to be in the room very much, you can probably sort of cut back and put the money into the trip itself and maybe try to have fun with all of that. do want to take you back quickly to paris. i'm sorry

going to be talking to bob doll on whether or not he sees any red flags for the rest of the banking industry in the report. welcome to the show, everybody. i'm david asman in for neilavuto the. we have all those stories for you in just a minute, but first, the fed watching some key inflation data today that could impact its decision on rates next week. that data showing wage growth stayed elevated to start the year and inflation remained high. joining me now, strategic wealth partners' president and ceo mark tepper. mark, it just seems that no matter what the fed tries to do, it's -- this is a tough horse to the rein in, the inflation horse. it just keeps galloping away. >> it is. i mean, inflation's still running higher than anyone would expect at this point. whether you're looking at cpi or pce, we are still well above the fed's target. and, david, really the issue i'm seeing is that estimates a year if from today are now moving in the wrong direction. so the university of michigan a few months ago, they were expecting 3.6% inflation a year from today. that's now up to 4.6%. and the new york fed went from 4.2 the up to 4.7%. that's what they're expecting a year f