there's no more allegations against justice cavanaugh anymore. no more allegations against clarence thomas after he was confirmed. it seems like this pattern, it happens over and over again which is why i believe in due process and the presumption of innocence. >> well, i've seen this movie up close and personal. if you're a conservative, they don't give a damn about the truth and trying to destroy his life 13 days before the election and did the same thing to cavanaugh and there's another one and another one and another one and got to be six and three people out lied and nothing happened to them and cavanaugh is on the supreme court, her shall is going to the senate and what is this all about? why herschel? they're beating all the guys and you happen what is it about this guy? he changes the entire narrative of the left. we're a party of racist, sean, me and you are racist and the party is racist and what happens when the republican party elects and nominates herschel walker, an african american, black heisman trophy winner, olympian? it destroy

, supreme courtjustice brett cavanaugh, but the rope questions being asked about popular attitudes tohere are in ca - itol levels of security. there are in capitol police _ levels of security. there are in capitol police have _ levels of security. there are in capitol police have said - levels of security. there are in | capitol police have said they're looking providing additional security for the family members. but there have been incidents including nancy pelosi herself, her home was vandalized last year and also a man was sentenced in jail for threatening to shoot her last year, last year a man appeared in court threatening to kill her and such as the democratic party members that received threats, also to give you another example, the senate minority leader mitch mcconnell is also received threats as well and this is all coming following 2021, things of the nancy pelosi suffered one warned about and i do believe given what is happened, we have to emphasise that we do not know the exact motivation, but given that there are these reports this members targeting nancy pelosi, it wil

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and even though justice a leto injustice cavanaugh said that there are guard rails protecting those of privacy rights, you shouldn't trust that with this court at all. it would be wrong to give too much deference to this court to protect those rights as well. it needs to be congress's job to represent the people here, right? and to say, what rights i have or not. well, we wish that congress would have addressed this long before, but i think that the reason why they had not is that it is highly unusual that the supreme court strips away, right. i think that there was the understanding when grovee wade is a 72 opinion and 5 of those justices were republican appointed. i think there was no sense that there needed to be a worry about roe v wade and clearly legislators over time. we're wrong that there were those waiting in the bush, just ready to pounce. i got about a minute left here and i want to know how are you going to continue being a doctor there in texas? i'm frankly, i'm not i'm, i don't have much longer before i'm going to be leaving the clinic. i've been in because it's untenabl

. >> cavanaugh has been acting commissioner since february. >>> all right.tom brady's first three-game losing streak in 20 years. andy scholes has the bleacher report. hey, andy. >> yeah, good morning, christine. we're not used to seeing this from a tom-brady led team. the bucs have lost five times in the last six games. brady did set another nfl record in the first half of the game last night but not the kind of record that you want. the 45-year-old becoming the most sacked quarterback in league history passing ben roethlisberger. brady was sacked three times on the night. the bucs had a 10-3 lead into halftime. that's when lamar jackson took over. baltimore scoring on the first four possessions after halftime including a pair of touchdown passes. the ravens pull off the comeback win, 27-22. for the first time in brady's storied 23 year career he's two games under 500. he spoke about not giving up. >> i think there's always hope and reality. the only thing you can focus on is what the reality of the situation is. we haven't played our best football. we have

decision came out, of people going in front of the justice' home, attempted assassination of justice cavanaugh, and all of the outrage. that's how they were playing it out. so it wasn't just the ads, and they spent millions, you're right, ahead of time on ads on abortion, but they made the world, america at least, look at all of this lunacy that no one was buying into because the people were watching it had to go to the store and figure out how much money they had for dinner for the week for their kids and how far they could drive. so you know what, they may have peaked too early. not just that they peaked too early, i think the republicans are seeing and have a hand on what's going on. >> peaking is a medical condition. i extend my sympathy to democrats who think too early. >> i believe we have a number of commercials that were on the show, a guy in a classic car, jog ongoing the beach. jesse, my theory is that nobody bought the garbage about the inflation reduction act because when you looked at the inflation reduction act, there was no inflation reduction, so we could no longer trust anythi

remember when the democrats thought cavanaugh's yearbook was controversial because he drink?hold of katie hobbs high school yearbook back in the '80s, and katie hobbs organized a slave day at school, held auctions at her school, put freshmen in chains and seniors got to play a masters for the day. so let me get this straight, democrats are running a senate candidate who chased some black guy out of town in pennsylvania, and a gubernatorial candidate in arizona who held a mock option, has anybody even asked katie hobbs about this? of course not, she is a democrat. democrats can just get behind candidates in blackface or even behind presidents who speak at the funerals of klansmen. >> is there a week limited different than 15 weeks you are in favor of? >> i don't support the 15 week ban. >> in britain arizona voter were to conclude from your previous answer that you do not favor any specific week limit on abortion, would they be correct? >> i support leaving the decision between a woman and her doctor and leaving politicians entirely out of it. >> jesse: so that was katie hobbs

luke nichter who holds the james h cavanaugh endowed chair in presidential studies at chapman university dr. nichter is a new york times bestselling author who's credits include two volumes of the nixon tapes with historian, doug, brinkley. a biography of henry cabot lodge jr. and nectar is now at work on a history of the 1968 presidential election. ladies and gentlemen, would you please join me in welcoming irv gelman and dr. luke nichter. here. thank you. now first of all, i'd like to thank you all for coming. i appreciate it. i hope you enjoy the evening, but i'd like to spend. two minutes maybe and thanking my wife gloria gay for tricking me to come to the nixon library. i had absolutely no intention to write a book on richard nixon. let alone now three books on richard nixon. but nobody else will do it. is a project the most historians especially academics won't do you just can have tenure promotions. or anything when you write about darth vader and to many academics nixon is darth vader. which is unfair untrue etc. but i was married to gloria gay for 29 years until she passed away.

obviously, that case just in cavanaugh's house really serious with an arrest, but some of the stuff stillrian: shannon it would be great to see supreme court justice come out and say what samuel alito said to make this a nonpartisan issue. it should be something that we just believe in this country should not be intimidating justices. why do you think that happened? >> one thing that has been nice the last few months is to see how come out and talked about her love for justice and how cares about people at the court. he is the one who knows everyone's birthday is and what's happening with their kids and if they have gotten married or sick. so i feel there have been justices trying to say, listen, we care about each other and we may see the law differently but we are generally friends and that is a good important message to send. whether a republican or democrat. >> steve: also, i don't think the protesters were outside of the liberal justices home. >> yes the movie we have no reports of that. >> brian: fox news sunday featuring shannon bream not only to a clock on our channel but on the n

cavanaugh chair in presidential studies, which is a new program at chapman university. we are joined by the dean of students, doctor jerry price, as well. a new program that the -- we are really excited about that. thank you all for being here. i want to thank all of our presidents council members that are here tonight for their support, which makes this evening and all of our evenings like this possible. this evening, i have the pleasure of introducing two men who are contributing mightily tonight to american estuary. i am pleased that c-span is withholding tonight conversation for future broadcasts in the nixon foundation. we are broadcasting live tonight because this conversation will illuminate the richard nixon that these men knew and knew very well. today is the 50th anniversary of the day on which president nixon departed andrews air force base on his way to china. in that ensuing week, he would become known as that which changed the world. dwight chapin was on that plane. he was on air force one 50 years ago today. he was experiencing perhaps the apex of his mor

these acts, the act of violence against supreme court cavanaugh and the speaker of house.aw enforcement needs to deal with the facts and not the conspiracy theories. that is the their focus. we have the motivation -- the opportunity and the means with the de pape and now understanding the motivation. and the investigators need to keep close hold to that information to discredit any of the conspiracy theories regardless of this individual's state of mind. what he did was commit a violent act. whether he was -- whether he was not right in his mind's eye, that is one thing. but it doesn't really matter and shouldn't play into the outcome of what happened which is a disgusting violent act on any u.s. citizen, let alone the speaker of the house's husband. >> peter, thank you so much. phil, thank you as always. >>> survived a crowd surge in seoul are recounting what they saw and how they got out alive. >> and i turned around and i told the crowd, you can't come this way. people are guying. >> the latest details on this tragedy. that is next. you lolove closing a deal. but hate m

laura cavanaugh has served as acting commissioner since february new york's bravest are still overwhelmingly the city's firefighters are actually women. tyler? >> great for her good for the nyfd. appreciate it. still ahead on "power lunch" sill korn broke? meta's cash bleed. why doesn't silicon valley know how to stop its spending >>> amazon earnings on deck. the e-commerce giant seeing a big slowdown in its retail business will economic headwinds hurt results? - [narrator] if your business kept on employees through the pandemic, getrefunds.com can qualify you for a payroll tax refund of up to $26,000 per employee, even if you got ppp. and all it takes is eight minutes to find out. then we'll work with you to fill out your forms and submit the application. that easy. getrefunds.com has helped businesses like yours claim over $1 billion in payroll tax refunds. but it's only available for a limited time. go to getrefunds.com powered by innovation refunds. our internet isn't ideal. my dad made the brillant move to get us t-mobile home internet. -which... we have to share our signal with the ent

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. >> comcast has promoted mike cavanaugh to president the first was brian roberts. stay on as cfo he'll have both of those titles. roberts said they are focused to have new and exciting growth before that mike served as cfo of j.p. morgan chase and he was the co-ceo of a corporate investment bank. in a statement jamie dimon said mike cavanaugh is an outstanding leader and executive what i call an elite business athlete who led complex business aspects through the worse parts of the global finance. he's a friend and i congratulate him on his new role at comcast we congratulate mike, too. very glad to hear this news. as a reminder, comcast is the owner ofcnbc universal >> 59 years. both the previous ones shared something in common. that is the last name of roberts. it's neat when finally another name is associated. >> brian's young. >> yeah, he really is. >> not going anywhere. >> it's a great thing for mike i've known mike for a long, long time made his pit stop at carlyle. >> it's great. >> also, i think it's not -- in terms of what he's doing at comcast, i don't th

happened to hitachi brown jackson was important and who are rallying in anger about the way brett cavanaugh treated. these are people who are saying that racism is a left-wing hoax. and i know personally because many of these as we call them sort of black onconservatives really really hate my work. i mean, really hate my work. john mcwhorter wrote a book attacking many of our black writers and i just also want us to be don't want us to ignore that there is a growing number of klack folks who are figuring out ways to tell on this boat that we're building so they can benefit and potentially even the free and potentially like the slave literally who turns around and becomes a slaveholder and is enslaved people themselves. i just want to wear literally in this moment where we're going in 2 directions . i just want to ask us to call out those black folks. and recognize those black folks and challenge those black folks just as we lift up those black folks like kevin who are moving up so much. >> f. >> i think that's really wild to think about and it is. it seems like it's a very broad period righ

cherry-picked an amazing asset >> speaking of media guys, our own company, a little bit of news mike cavanaugh comcast, being promoted to president. i think many of us hoping that perhaps he's going to bottom the stock. you know, maybe he can point back to this day and say, hey, the day i became president, stock was around $28.60 and it went straight up from there. that's what we're hoping >> you're saying there could be like a cause and effect? are you saying that's the luck of the draw? >> maybe he'll just get lucky. of course, he was -- >> better lucky than good. >> carlisle, long-time jpmorgan cfo, actually, knew michael quite well back then haven't talked to him nearly as much in recent years was talked about very openly as a successor, even back then, to jamie dimon, but we know now that the successor to jamie dimon is jamie dimon >> that's the rich people are rich >> you like that only preferred president in the history of comcast, which we've pointed out many times to be as fair as we can to stock that we own, has been suffering a lot of challenges as late, given the lack of new subscr

very close to committing one of the most serious crimes that my atf special agent in charge, jim cavanaughrime of pissing off the police. here where the doj has bent over backwards to give the former president every opportunity to return documents he shouldn't have in his possession, that it's dangerous to the country for him to be cavalierly strewn about his beach house, he's had the opportunity to do the right thing. instead he's made it difficult for doj to assess the damage, to get the country back on a more secure pass. doj may ultimately decide to make him pay the price for that. when we look at these cases that involve classified materials, the cases that get prosecuted are the cases that involve someone who hangs on to classified material they shouldn't have, and then there's a plus factor, whether it's trying to destroy those materials or whether it's this attenuated pattern of obstruction of justice that trump has engaged in. at some point he buys himself a prosecution with his own conduct. >> carol, i want to just come back to what's at the root of this. since his home has been