two weeks in madison senator bolden toured a lab.was pretty fascinating and we spoke with advocates and providers about how several funding, the president called for in his budget would help more wisconsin women get screened for breast and cervical cancer and i will be visiting emory university where they just received first award with arpah to help with uncurable cancers. when i brought their stories back to the white house, the president listened. last year i visited a health clinic outside of tucson, arizona, the people we met spoke about their struggle to find funding to meet their needs of their community where so many are touched by cancer as you all know. so the president got to work and in his budget he proposed over a hundred million for the indian health service to provide more cancer prevention, screening and support services for native communities. everywhere i go, my focus is on the patient experience and what i've heard again and again is that we need as joe was talking about patient navigation programs and that these p

2008 billed ships, which is which is a baseline, and this special operating on a by to is not doing bolden say 65 percent improvement. so it isn't capable of being the long run solution with a few minutes consuming. now, a biofuels can be used in conventionally designed ships, but there's nothing preventing us using something called hbo, or which is $100.00 basic vegetable oils which are another type of buy fuel. but you can use those as a substitute for conventional items. um, but a few miles that we use and ships which have conventional machinery. so it has an advanced us on the critical stimulation office, a 100 percent renewable the supply chain of fuels. and it does show that we can operate best the best. no, but there were companies stand up, for example, that were doing that many years ago. so it has an advanced ship technology hasn't advanced a supply chain given that they've already passed was already moving on. but use i just dismissed from you cl, energy institute. that's all for me in the business name. and by the end of all i have to do either way dot com slash business or the

and bolden told us, quite a harvest of old objects lay within the space. a quantity of old barrel hoops, which had held together barrel of liquor, powder, and flour, lay around, and among them two naps and the hammer of several flintlock muskets. in the fireplace lay to 16 pound navy bar shots, which had evidently been used as fire dogs, with the charcoal of the last fire kindled about them. below the sandy floor lay a speaking reminder of the revolution, a large part of an exploded shell, which had burst through the building and buried itself deep below. i don't know if i buy that. but we'll go with it. other goodies were uncovered within the subterranean traces of the outbuilding. calver bolton further elaborates, some british penny pieces of george ii and sundry bullets told us the presence of british troops, but the most undisputed evidence is of their one-time presence where the numbered pewter buttons of the tory regiment of the royal credentials and by the steps. buttons of the 23rd welsh future leaders during the three feathers of the principality

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scott bolden is a former prosecutor, white-collar criminal defense attorney.h khardori, former federal prosecutor, contributing writer for politico magazine. thank you, both, for joining me tonight. scott, trump's team wants this in an expedited fashion. of course they do. if there is no ruling until then. the judge gave the special counsel until thursday to respond. how much does this whole motion slow down the case? >> it's not gonna slow it down in all. you're gonna look for a quick decision by judge chutkan. and the great irony of these papers being filed, i'm sorry for smiling or laughing, it's because the trump has attacked this judge repeatedly for her comments and for being zany and crazy and so forth and so on. and now, he wants her removed simply because she stated fact that came out of those two, facts that we know were certified in the record. and that is that the person that they acted upon in january 6th was donald trump. i don't think donald trump is concerned about the impartiality of this judge. he is concerned about her sentencing when he get

i will bring in jason chaffetz, along with scott bolden democratic party chair. stay with the politics of this for a moment. senator bob menendez is facing very serious charges and the receipts that prosecutors say that they have include gold bars, more than half a million dollars in cash that were found around their home. he and his wife. she is indicted, too. some stuffed into clothes including a jacket with his name across it. and some kind of dealings with egyptian officials inside that country and that in the indictment his wife brought those meetings to bear between her husband, a sitting senator, and chairman of the senate foreign relations committee and those egyptian officials. it is glaringly obvious that he is some hot water at this point. what we were told is that this would just simply be a statement about him wanting to run again. he isn't going anywhere. im this turned out to be him trying to defend some of that like light testimony. maybe heavy at times. gianno, i come back to you to talk about the politics of the moment. those voters in new jerse

thank you so much, brad moss, scott bolden.ou. >>> i want to bring in former white house press secretary sarah matthews. sarah, good to see you tonight. i'm wondering what you would make of all this. first, you actually know molly michael. and i'm wondering from your perspective just how much exposure did she really have to the inner works of the former president's office. and we all know, of course, she was outside the oval office. but did that mean he really did rely on her? >> yes. as you mentioned, my time at the white house overlapped with molly michaels when she was there, she began working for trump in 2018 as one of his executive assistants. and she did sit right outside the oval office in an area that we called outer oval. and there were a couple of desks right there. but she was definitely a gatekeeper for trump. so anyone walking in, trying to get facetime with the president who wasn't on his schedule, she would stop them occasionally and not let them in. of course, there were certain very senior level folks at the w

tonight in former president trump's -- now national -- bradley moss and litigation attorney a scott bolden. thank you -- you have undoubtedly heard this news. it is pretty interesting to think about the fact that -- and many a dramatic reading on how i think it may have been said. the boxes, was it like, you know nothing, jon snow -- doesn't know anyone about the boxes. and of course, we know the boxes are very problematic. is this a broadcast, huge billboard, to say, obstruct? >> i think what it does is, it is a large piece -- what is unique about this new witness is it's a direct witness, its direct contact. there's no hearsay. with the -- double hearsay, we are -- >> -- i.t. person you are talking about. >> delete footage -- >> here, you have donald trump telling this direct witness, this is not hearsay. this is a party admission on his part because he knew that the documents and he knew and that the boxes where they are, and that he was telling about how you don't know anything about this. this is after he find out that she is going to be talking to the feds. i think it is significant,

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we can reuse all types of building material. bolden b flooring doors on staff and great section of some get talk austin elementary to kind of a little bit i'm thinking will be removed and reinstated. and i know we just have to ensure that deconstruction is worth while. by the moment though, each element is recorded in and out. anyone shopping on here can ease their climate conscience, a little. reusing material means saving on the c o. 2 produced in primary manufacturer ideas like this are urgently needed, but mindset change in the building sector is sluggish. in that sense, in germany, unfortunately, only one percent of materials currently we used, although sometimes the condition of these building materials this bill adequate for reintroduction. can also hypo, sometimes they just need a bit of preparation before they can be re utilized of the hyphen vatton. but unfortunately that doesn't happen. this means a lot of stuff is ending up at the dump when it could still be very useful. says i mean not to block a. yeah. so what about these kitchen work tops, for example, they're showing yea

you'll should be able to use life from by then his reminder about 12 story videos. red crescent says bolden, 11000 people on now known to have died in floods and the city of dana lodge ponds. and the coastal city was swept away after 2 vengeful rank costs 2 dams. to bo this is the w news, and just a moment i'll have an in depth review of the big stories of the day in the day picking up that to non produce that migrant story. and the latest drive between the a, you and china, is time. it's about electric cost that's in just a moment here on the data. the the the easily south direct mazes and the party lines have all but disappeared on to which people fleeing through europe shrugs is reinstating its board is what will that mean for julians focus on 60 minutes on d. w, the, it's a race against zeta soon to is very sick. so soon as she could time is that she must wait months in uncertainty to to 300 things that will change her mind. fine. is it in the culture this weekend on the smiles, me to action for the use the a battalion on an event producer has a record breaking numbers of people making

the don't feel just bear with me so robert, and don't remind me of all the top stories. bolden, 5200 people have died at eastern libya following devastating floods from stone down . you'll have a 10000, a still missing to dams bus to the east side of the wave of destruction through the port city of dawson. the aide is also beginning to arrive to help victims and libya took you said 3 cargo planes around a 170 rescue personnel with disaster management tool for which he well both loved it. in vain, gauzy malick trained a hospital from tripoli. it's being described.

book about cable channels as it relates to whole roman in doha, reminder of all the top new stories. bolden, 2600 people have died in the quick that struck central america. survivors of being housed in tight and stuff to that homes that destroyed some of searching for loved ones. trump, under the rubble beyond me and agencies have managed to reach some rebate villages the high access mountains, but many roads is still blocked by level 10. print those released operations and at least $150.00 piece of di didn't. so they get east and libya following heavy down falls from storm. daniel will only say 2 times of best and the whole city of dallas, it's the heaviest amounts of rain full. the region is recorded in a single day. i know well of all the top story, the as quite gabriel k that start late at night many well either sleep or wrapping up that day. it won't remote village sitting in the list. mountains valley one who is left standing. i'm, it's been had the was having did it with his family when the quite struck killing his 8 year old son. he and his wife recount what happened. the mission st

the interior ministry and tripoli says bolden, 5000 people instead of thousands moved, still missing the items that were on the fuel watching out of their life. and the whole set of coming up will be lines in the wrong category. a search teams came through levels, finds the volume is from last week's pathway. also, the us house of representatives is i think, a full with a piece, but the inquiry into presentation by his timely business dealings on north korea is lead. arrives in russia by training for a meeting with lots of it to, to and with themselves, supposedly on the agenda. the book, which is the fact that we begin in east, in libya, where the government tend aaa says more than 5200 people have died in devastating floods over 10000, missing more right and fell on sunday than any other single day during the past. 40 years and that bus to them sending a wave of destruction into the pools that you have done like level begins all coverage of how the logic a witness to the dissolves the points 2 way the flooding that would devastate then was them least 2 dams holding huge amounts of

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those killed us to us to not be like floods in the eastern city of den bolden. $5000.00 people are concerned dead, and at least $10000.00 missing after heavy rightful calls to times to bust. a huge wave of was it crushed through the cities, sweeping away everything in its path. the scale of a disaster is becoming clara through satellite imagery. this was data on september, the 2nd, the full bridges across the river, including a main crossing along the waterfront. the river itself is strongly for most of the . now the city looks like this. you can see how the river has overflowed and destroyed the bridges and buildings in its path. sailed has spread across the city of 80000 people. olivia corresponded malik training begins our coverage in unprecedented catastrophe. entire communities in the eastern city of deadman have been swept away by floods or reduce the revel. people here are still coming to terms with the aftermath of storm. daniel. it brought rector rainfall and to dams, holding huge amounts of water burst, sending a joint wave towards the city. this child as people, if they know where

and bolden fluoride access and, and i want to talk about that so, so send use for people who aren't familiar with it. you know, we could quote it maybe the french folks news. it's the channel that really propelled one of the main candidates, at least, who was given a lot of ad time. so that was, i think the more i want to talk about an example right now because of course, during the campaign itself, he received a huge amount of time. and then when it came to the actual results here and he received 70 percent of the vote, he didn't even manage to get an a, c is an m p, right and the logistics of elections. so i would have the media being amplifying, rather than mainly reflecting the rise of the far right. what's the role of these television stations of these debates in, you know, the growing popularity of this movement as they move is the creation of the media. like if it wasn't for the media, i wouldn't exist. he was a 1st pushed by the public service. i have, we have to say that he was, uh, you know, we can fix service even after being convicted for uh, authoring racist uh. the statements i

as transitional president outlines, bolden 5 decades assembly rule by the phone goes as a by the god, what is due to be forwarded as in bobby's president for 2nd and final time in the capital. hold on a this off to the electrical phones the to plant have the window of the election. that oldest result is the spaces on the opposition, the thousands of protest as a new shadow. they sit inside the night on sunday to demand the withdrawal of french soldiers supporters of the cape, refusing to leave the french military base and the capital of the ib until 1500 troops of gold. those were the headlines you can follow as stories on the website. the challenges of adults comes updated throughout the day. i'll be back to the board using huffman next is the stream to stay with us. on counting the cost china, as with thing economic flow down is sounding the alarm across the globe. breaks is guessing big. we look at what the entry of 6 new countries means for the blog. la sterling cars, government says the economies on demand bodies is counting the cost on al jazeera, the i on semi ok on this episod

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. >>> former federal prosecutor, gene rossi and a scott bolden, gentlemen here we are on a friday night. we began the week talking about mehra ick garland and his weaponized, and the doj talking about just republicans what a fair shake they wanted to have for people. we have been combing through this indictment and looking through it and all the different charges. we've all been talking about it behind the scenes. i want to know what your reactions are to this indictment. you say this is a problem. >> it's seedy, it's sordid. >> which part the indictment or the allegation? >> the indictment and the allegations. the indictment i'm not impressed. so from a critical stand, it's all conspiracy under 371. this is like the governor bob mcconnell indictment. it's shiny it's new in the press and what have you. bus you have to prove a case beyond a reasonable doubt. you have to have an official act on bribery. i dare you to find in that indictment, what official act menendez did in exchange for gold bars, money, cars, and by the way, he's got a wife too, and the wife were friends with these two

weather is turning colder now and really nice effort there from bolden, too. >> pivot because you'relowing. you're glowing. no. i was going to say, did you get a tan, or on vacation? you just got married. we want to congratulate you. >> i did. thank you. >> you're just as beautiful. and you're back

weather is turning colder now and really nice effort there from bolden, too. >> pivot because you're glowing. you're glowing. no. i was going to say, did you get a tan, or on vacation? you just got married. we want to congratulate you. >> i did. thank you. >> you're just as beautiful. and you're back from our honeymoon. >> the honey homoon is other. we had a really nice time. thank you so much for saying that. >> it's a honeymoon for us when ever you're on. feels like a vacation. it's easy, great. >> congrats. you made a beautiful bride. >> thank you. >>> the next hour of "cnn this morning" starts now. ♪ >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to "cnn this morning." it is saturday, september 30th. the end of the month. i'm amara walker. >> i mean, it officially means fall at this point. almost to october, it's fall. i'm omar jimenez. those are the first words i chose to say this morning before the show. i'm in for victor blackwell. thanks for joining us. here is what we're watching for you this morning. the clock is ticking. and the u.s. is creeping closer to a government shutdown as law

every city has a sec -- and then bolden river is within three blocks of my house. my mother would always say to me, whatever you do, eddie, don't swim in the malden river, because it was black with a pre- jimi hendrix purple haze over it. so, you know, i knew i wasn't "tom sawyer and huck finn" on the mississippi river reading those books. mom said, don't swim more than three blocks from your health of the house. the chemical companies, the coal company's, they dumped it all in the river. so, you live in that ward. >> yes. >> you live in the petrochemical sacrifices on. >> i sure do. >> every city has that, where everyone thinks they can put all of those on. >> i don't think that should be. i think you have the right to breathe clean air, drink clean water. i do think that we should be the sacrifice. >> so, beyond the dollars, the human and healthcare cost, can you just expand on that a little? >> i think insurance should be for my illnesses. if they make me sick. >> thank you. >> you are welcome. >> do you agree with that, ms. jackson? >> i think that i feel sorry

scott bolden and jean rossi. this notion that trump wants to be not with the other 18 people.most prizing thing. if they want a speedy trial he doesn't wasn't to go in an october trial. he says 2026 seems about right for me. not severing it doesn't seem to be the most surprising thing but why do you think it's good for the others to do this? >> well he doesn't want to go at all first of all. >> that's true. >> the reason he wants to be severed is kind of true, he doesn't want to win that motion, he doesn't want to go on the speedy trial, he wants to go in 5026. not having trump there, it's a rico case and the government prosecutor wants to tell the whole story. it's going to look like when you have 19 defendants she is going to tell the whole story without them in the same courtroom. not manageable. you don't really have that here he just doesn't want to go within 70 days. and so the other side will tell their defense, but it will be interesting to see whether these 19 defendants, what their defenses are and do they wind up being adverse to one another? because the two defenda

chair aids scott bolden. gentlemen, great to have you with us. we appreciate your time. norm, trump and his lawyers decided they would not move forward to try to move the criminal charges into federal court. does that surprise you? >> it does because they told the state court that they were going to do it. the thing that changed pam is that mark meadows has been a trail blazer and removal and he lost. and it makes sense that he lost, because you only get to go from state to federal court if you are doing official action and attempting to overturn an election as scott well knows, cannot be an official act. fact under the federal law the hatch act, those kinds of federal activities are by -- a fifth unofficial. trump didn't want another big laws like he's facing in d.c. federal court, new york state court, so he pulled the plug. >> it won't work under any circumstances under any court undermining democracy trying to change elections. >> we should point out, a big difference between state and federal court, is federal court you don't have cameras in the courtroom, a local c

here with me in the studio to discuss all of this, criminal defense attorney scott bolden and former federal prosecutor gene rossi. glad to have both of you here with me. let's begin with this notion that trump wants to not be with the other 18 people, which is not the most surprising thing if they want to have a speedy trial. he doesn't want to go early. he doesn't want to go in october. remember, in the january 6th d.c. case, he said 2026 sounds about right for me. so the idea of severing it not the most surprising thing, right? but why do you think it's good for the others to do this? >> well, he doesn't want to go at all first of all. >> that's true. >> okay? and the reason he wants to be severed is kind of weird. he's not going to win that motion because he just doesn't want to go under the speedy trial. he does want to go in 2026. not having trump there is bad for the prosecution because it's a rico case, and she wants to tell the whole story. it's going to look like when you've got 19 defendants, she's going to have to tell the whole story without all of them in one courtroom.

scott bolden former washington, d.c. democratic party chair.t does the president have to do to convince a huge swath of americans now that he can do this? he is not too old? it is not his acuity. >> here is the wrongful basis for the question or these polling. on one hand many americans think he is too old to run. got it, right? they don't like how he talks and walks. he is an elderly gentleman. if you put him on the ballot, those democrats and many independents will vote for him if given the choice and be the democratic nominee unless something drastically happens wrong. he has a record to run on. the democrats and white house have to do a better job of messaging his accomplishments versus this whole age issue. they've got to message it in a way. there is a huge gap if regard to what we're doing with the economy and what people aren't feeling. i've always said that. >> harris: i will go to charlie. don't need to find a different way to sell policies on the border. i don't know how you put lipstick on that pig. >> i talked about the economy in

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that's -- it tells you that when you have the most pro-union president and he touts that he is em boldeningis what you get. and i tell you who pays for it, the taxpayers. here from what i understand, the union is asking for a 40% raise and the companies have come back with a 20% raise and i think any of the taxpayers would love a 20% raise and think that's great. the problem is, we're all going to suffer from this, this is going to cause things to go up and this is going to last a while. but when you have a president constantly saying, go union, go union, this is what you get. the unions get emboldened and asking for things that companies have a tough time doing. so, i don't think government should get involved in this. these are private sector matters, but i do think the tone of how a president talks about unions and how a president emboldens them plays a role in this and we've seen biden has done play a role in this. neil: do you and would you draw a line, ambassador, if you were president of the united states for union jobs versus any jobs, this president does clearly prioritize union jo

joining me now is scott bolden an attorney and former chair of the washington, d.c.ty and jack brewer, founder of the jack brewer foundation. scott, it's great to have you back on set with me. it's been a while. what has joe biden done to help the black community? >> well, we have got historical low unemployment. he certainly is the american rescue plan act and anti-inflation act and infrastructure act have created jobs also but wealth in regard to african-americans. >> laura: real median household income has declined across all demographic groups including african-americans. >> home ownership has certainly increased and putting the black female supreme court justice as well as having a person of color as the vice president, important to african-american voters. i must tell you i looked at that polling, the nonwhite support for biden has slipped into the 60's. but african-american voters still are in the high 80s, if you will. i looked at that line. i'm not sure that african-american voters are leaving biden they certainly aren't going to leave biden to go to the g.o

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this is 'em boldening the labor movement. this is emboldening labor organizers and labor unions.uaw asking for some pretty unreasonable -- some pretty unreasonable demands. 40% increase in pay, 20% shorter work week. return to some, you know, old economy types of workplace amen amenities. i don't know that the auto companies can give them what they want without going bankrupt. >> michael, let's talk about then the walmarts of the world. i kind of feel like, when i think about minimum wage and restaurant jobs and what walmart -- walmart is the ultimate strike buster. they can dictate price and when they were pushing up wages for their workers, it was a great thing for our country, when you think about the middle class needing to make a working wage. but isn't that a lot more important, in terms of the inflationary forces in the labor market? because that's where you've seen the biggest surge and maybe where we deserved it, as opposed to the unions. >> yeah, i mean, look. if everybody in the economy got a 40% raise, which is what the uaw wants, that would be hugely inflationary. if

. >> collagen bolden's people and it freeze them.freedom. >> thank you to priscilla for that. i want to bring in simon sanders-townsend, host of symone, which follows us here at the top of the four pm our. simone is always such a pleasure to have you on. let me tell you some of the quotes we just heard from the justice, the darkest parts of our path, she says, uncomfortable lessons teach us the most. it is ironic to hear these quotes, considering, right, what florida governor ron desantis has instituted in his own state. don't teach young kids about the past. right? we don't teach them the lessons of the past that they could feasibly learn from? what do you make of this? >> yeah, i mean, it is remarkable. and frankly, yasmin, it should not be remarkable, right? we should be used to our elected officials and public officials just telling the truth, speaking truth to power. and in a way that is plain and uplifting, but unfortunately in this day and age we don't usually get that. to have the first black woman to sit on the supreme court

democratic party chairman scott bolden and faith and freedom executive direct orer tim head.nk you both, gentlemen, for joining us. top line thoughts on the, what we've sort of witnessed. the last interview, i think, was a pretty good encapsulation of where things stand on capitol hill right now. and the, you know, question is in the enwho ends up taking the -- end, who ends up taking the blame for a shutdown if it happens. i'll start, you know, just by asking is this an issue that the president at all is going to bear any responsibility for? you're seeing some republicans try to make that case now. >> yeah. from the democratic side let me just say this, i don't see how biden gets blame because with mccarthy and biden cut a deal in march and may, and all the democrats are saying honor that deal in regards to spending and keeping the government open. i get even -- ironic as it sounds, i get the maga's concerns, those republicans, i get their concern about this. what i don't get whether it's the democrats or republicans, you've got to keep the government open. and a clean conti