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charlie: may i respond?ost: only one rebuttal. >> a series of companies have abandoned the state of florida declaring bankruptcy, they have canceled coverages and canceled renewals of policies to millions of owners. there was a special session that was created in tallahassee created by governor ron desantis and the problem was not solved there, what are you proposing in concrete to be able to faces -- based this crisis? charlie: thank you, let me tell you what nikki said she addressed of the fund, we saved 20,000 teachers their job and i'm proud of that, being governor is a big job and it takes people who are ready to make big decisions i have done it now will do it again. let me talk about property insurance. when i was governor before i call the special session. we induced rates by 10%. desantis has done zero. he called a special session, he did not do anything, with his republican colleagues he made it more difficult for florida consumers to get what insurance companies it should be paying them. he is run

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>> starting our weekend with charlie puth. >> we love you, charlie. >> ready for charlie puth!e been sleeping out on the concrete, they're ready. >> lots of parents supporting their children too. >> yeah. >> charlie puth is going to take the stage in just a few moments. set that dvr for 7:00 a.m. every morning that way you can catch up any time. >>> we begin with the shocking news from overseas. japan's former prime minister shinzo abe died overnight. he was shot by an assassin while he was giving a speech at a campaign event. it happened a country where gun violence is extremely rare. janis mackey frayer joins us with the latest on this breaking story and reaction around the world. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. former japanese prime minister shinzo abe was assassinated while giving a campaign speech. he was airlifted to hospital where he died a few hours later. the assassination captured on video, you can hear the two shots and from another angle, see smoke billowing above the crowd. the 41 year old suspected gunman was captured on the scene and police seized a home

go to charlie crist.com.alland god bless the great state of florida . >> congressman crist and miss fried, this concludes the democratic primary gubernatorial debate. we bring it to a close and would like to thank you once again, are in the six nbc six and telemundo viewers. >> this is the result of the efforts of this electoral year and the candidates will participate in the next november a. >> commissioner nikki fried and charlie crist, thank you for yourparticipation . >> good night. >> congratulations, good job. >> you. >> the center returns monday at 3 pm. senators plan to vote on legislation providing grants to the us computer chip industry to better compete with china. the senate is expected to take up a bill expanding access to va healthcare and disability veterans benefits for veterans exposed to toxins. the house is back for legislative work tuesday at 2 pm eastern and also plans to take up the computer chip legislation following its expected passage by the senate . later members willvote on a bill

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>> charlie: oh, okay. >> greg: i have problems charlie. >> charlie: clearly.mes up with a third party option everyone makes fun of them and i count myself among those people. but throughout our history we've had dozens of political parties and they happen because parties diane new parties start. and, i mean, when you look around and you look at the political realignment, the absolute political upheaval going on in washington and in the country today, it's absolutely nuts. and if there was ever a time when you actually could have a third party rise up, this is the environment in which that sort of thing happens. that said, my suspicion is that what you're going to wind up with is some crazy new party with andrew yang and christie todd whitman who believe global warming is a religion and they want to be in the pocket of wall street. so instead of being the best of both parties they'll winds up being the worst of both parties and it will be a disaster. >> greg: i feel like this happened a couple years ago and there was another party just like this and it imploded

he joins us now, with charlie gasparino. charlie, take it away.ase if you look at some of the motions is going in your favor, and in the favor of ripple. it seems like the judge is sid ing with them on motions for discovery, on document requests, including bill hinman, the former sec chairman notes involving his speech that ripple says is a big part of their case , and you've been right there all along since the beginning, and now, from what we understand, they want you gone. they are trying to get you off the case. what happened? >> well, charlie, thank you, and thank you, liz, for having me back on. it's crazy times. they're reasserting that things that they've already asked of the judge, i made a youtube video where i did a mock cross- examination of former chairman clayton, and i infused scenes from my cousin vinnie and i tweeted a few things that were harsh criticism and they told the judge that i shouldn't be granted amicus status because of that. she rejected the views, granted me the amicus status and low and behold they are arguing i shou

>> charlie: i'm a little skeptical in one sense.m a policy perspective, pelosi and the democrats have been very friendly to china. they want to repeal some tariffs, and i'm skeptical they want to hold the chinese communist party accountable for the leak from the laboratory. there are some that say they want to make a big deal out of this. they want to make it seem as if a visit is a huge deal, when in reality i think punitive tariffs or sanctions are what actually would harm them. i support the speaker of the house going to taiwan. there territorial integrity is very important. but i think the chinese communist party would like us to seem like a bigger deal than it actually is when in reality top level officials go to taiwan quite often. the speaker of the house, that's a little unusual. the second thing i will say is this, i think nancy pelosi looks at this as a political opportunity, that the democrats are not as popular as they could be going into november. >> harris: emily, your thoughts on that? >> emily: i would love to ask yo

charlie: i don't know. i just know the judge is going to weigh a lot of factors, including the fact that twitter has a bot problem. elon signed a deal that said that he waived due diligence which is insane. twitter, for its part, doesn't have a lot of, there's no other buyers, forget about nibbles buying it, ever. liz: but what about this bot issue? charlie: you have to weigh the fact that do you force a sale to some guy that doesn't want it? liz: okay, this guy, elon musk, agreed to dispatch and leave off due diligence, he signed that away and the point about the bot s though is that they put in their reports and their sec filings that they do sampling work on bots and that it looks like 5% or higher. well, it's hard to argue that that is actually wrong. charlie: now, going forward, suppose advertisers continue to bauk, because they think it's higher. i'm telling you this and then the stock goes back down to 20. there's a lot of, this game ain't over yet, and the judge maybe the final decision and might no

thanks brennan and charlie. can i hand this this one to you were we're now into the the fascinating realm of of counterfactuals and i wanted to spend a bit of time on those because they're part of what i love about the book. what's your view? no hitler declaration of war no us declaration of war on germany. it's i think what we would say is that this is not to say that there wasn't the possibility that would have existed after japan's attack on pearl harbor that the us and germany wouldn't at some point have gone toward that there was the possibility there, but the idea that this was inevitable. i think we take issue with and also i think what's clear here is the importance to roosevelt maintaining american unity and you see this from his experience during the first world war his experience of having served under woodrow wilson and what happens to him over the league of nations debate wilson is always hovering over roosevelt quite literally those about has a picture of wilson in the white house that he constantl

the economy is printed money like crazy as charlie, charlie, charlie are being very charitable or diplomatic or both because at some point i'm getting that from you a little bit. but at some point, when does this become purposeful sabotage ? i mean, it's not that complicated how to how to get us back to energy independence if you want. but they don't want that , right? i want that to be clear. it's an ideological loopier. i mean, the left controls the biden administration on all sorts of policies. i just told you the head of the nsc is a lefty that , you know, proselytized about esg goals, which essentially led to the oil companies cutting back on production. >> i mean, that's one of the reasons you can go up and down the line. so, you know, it's a scary situation. we have inflation. that means the fed has to tighten tighten stuff. right. and tighten the money supply, bring down demand on top of a biden administration that is purposely keeping supply low. and so you have the, the worst of both worlds. and that's why you hear jamie dimon, who a democrat of jpmorgan chase, say, you know, a sto

charlie: employees of coinbase.their trades through certain, i don't know, i don't quite understand it, but you mentioned the thing that you have the ledger so you can, so easily find. >> it's a little bit stupid on this person's part because the ex-product manager of coinbase this person is in charge of listing different cryptocurrencies. liz: deciding they are the deciders. >> deciding factor this coin is listed on this day. liz: ahead of that. >> this person is put in large buy orders for maybe in some instances micro cryptocurrencies before the coin is listed on the exchange. then the retail is in on that listing. charlie: they tried to hide it? >> there was a little bit of foul play. liz: apparently not well. >> evident any not. they didn't do very well. charlie: back to what you were saying earlier it's impossible to hide your crypto trades. >> that's the beautiful thing about cryptocurrency and it's a common myth that crypto is used for drug offenders or money launderers. everything is available on the crypto

and i was nominated by the president charlie couldn't find me. i'm told he tried a few times and that wasn't wasn't approved by the white house. so i did when it became clear charlie was working behind the scenes against the president not share everything i was doing with them and as i say in the book, my biggest regret is not being able to develop a trusting relationship with charlie and i really don't think he's bad. i think he was listening to the people the wrong people who were self-invested in the status quo and he's such a nice person. oh, well, they know, you know, he doesn't really question there. motives all right, so you come perhaps from a different background than the sort of traditional nasa astronaut in you have a name for them and in the book the space pirates. i wonder if you can talk about that. what are the space pirates? what are they represent? what's their philosophy? what who are they and the book was even called space pirates by the publisher at one point because i refer to them in the book as a people who raised me when i

charlie has an idea. plus remember when biden needlessly cast into the strategic petroleum reserves? you will not believe were some of it was sent. former director john radcliffe is here with a shocking revelation coming up next. every search you make, every click you take, every move you make, every step you take, i'll be watching you. the internet doesn't have to be duckduckgo is a free all in one privacy app with a built in search engine, web browser, one click data clearing and more stop companies like google from watching you, by downloading the app today. duckduckgo: privacy, simplified. >>> you may have noticed this. biden is struggling a lot lately. the white house is struggling a lot including with basic financial literacy. that brings us to two nights edition of reading with kj. >> how does the president go from blaming high gas prices on putin two small business owners now? >> here's the thing about that, peter. when you look at as of this morning when you look at the crude oil and when you loo

charlie gasparino has the potential legal ramifications for elon musk. charlie? i don't think he can just walk away with a mere $1 billion breakup fee. do you? charlie: yeah, i've got major breaking news first on this , on reporting on this. david faber from cnbc finally gets an original thought by watching fox business, okay that's huge. what he reported today is what we reported more than a month ago, that if he defies, he, meaning musk, defies a court order there is more to complete the deal at 54.20 and that's what twitter is aiming for , a month ago or two months ago i think it was may 18. check my tweets. a court, the delaware chancery court could compel him to complete the deal and if he thumbs his nose at them unlike thumbing the nose at the securities and exchange commission which he does all the time a court, that court, could seek jail time for mr. musk and all this is possible, it's in the realm of possibilities because this is where we're heading, we're heading for a battle royale, lauren. i'm trying to be facetious there although, i don't think davi

so we need to educate charlie. �* , ., ., , , charlie. are you all right bab quest but ou charlie.w. i am familiar with a view. phrases because i went to college show. i am familiar with a view- phrases because i went to college in birmingham for three years so all of those phrases are very large in my head. we are trying to give a sense of some of the venues and my cash only one of the big venues but what they are talking about here is smaller community venues that can benefit and aimee is on one of them this morning. show us around. morning. i am at the cathlow centre in the heart of birmingham and we haveit in the heart of birmingham and we have it all going on. over to my right we have the boxing and behind me we have a little bit of badminton. guy's, i me we have a little bit of badminton. guy's, lam in, let's have a little go. boom. there you go. something that has really impressed me about the centre is that it impressed me about the centre is thatitis impressed me about the centre is that it is notjust about the sport, it really is a special place of community. check out th

charlie, it's not your kind of day.day where datadog and bitcoin look better than some of the things that you favor. >> i almost called you to reschedule because this is not my kind of day clearly this is a day the market got more confident we're going into recession i acknowledge the possibility of a recession but don't think it's 100% the market has predicted nine of the last ten recessions. i think the market is excessively confident of a recession. but if it's right and we go into recession, then some of the consumer discretionary names, some of the banks, some of the financials that i own are not going to do so well and some of the growth stocks have a chance of outperforming there's just no way to deny that. >> are there any value stocks in that growth stock basket that would do well that you might be interested in? >> sure. we have lots of names that are growing at very nice rates but by definition, value stocks and growth stocks tend to get separated by valuation our names tend to trade at a low multiple of book

maybe another administration could had negotiate this, charlie. i don't trust antony blinken or the president. >> maybe we could trade antony blinken for brittney griner. >> fine. >> this is the best deal you're going to get. that you're going to get a pot smoker in exchange for a weapons dealer, this perfectly encapsulates the entire biden administration and then again the biden administration has also sent, what, several hundred billion dollars worth of weapons to that part of the world and so, you know, there's a lot of work for a weapons dealer to be done over there. the only people that are thriving under the biden administration are weapons dealers and human smugglers. >> yeah, that's absolutely true. solessly, i love -- so, leslie, i love that we're watching. i love our color wheel. >> i feel like i'm in a hot pink sandwiches. >> yeah, you are. it's like a macaroon and we are the fuchsia -- >> hot pink taco. >> okay, charlie. come on, man. what the he'll is going on with show the last two days. leslie, doesn't this just give incentive to ba

charlie.t. we have got through one _ charlie. thank you for that. we have got through one hour— charlie. thank you for that. we have got through one hour of— charlie. thank you for that. we have got through one hour of the - got through one hour of the programme and nothing has been given away and we are doing well so far. nothing will be given away for the whole programme! we will be with you in the headlines at 7am. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning, this is bbc london, i'm frankie mccamley london's fire chief is calling for a total ban on disposable barbecues following one of the busiest weeks in london fire brigade's history. last tuesday — on the uk's hottest day ever — grass fires destroyed more than 1t0 homes across the capital. londoners are also being warned of a possible second heatwave to come next month, small businesses in london have warned the expansion of the ultra low emission zone will be too much for some to bear. the ulez was introduce

we is taking from senator -- just an interview with charlie kirk.ed this on the limited amount of money to ukraine. why? fighting back against communist intrusion because vladimir putin is evil. >> what amount of money as possible so much to send to ukraine? where is the line? near $56 billion? >> i don't know that the line is a dollar amount. each request, each circumstance requires its own discovery, if you will. i think we should do smaller tranches, just for the purpose of renegotiating and reassessing the price of this. to the united states taxpayer and -- i think is very, very hard. >> they never update the talking points. >> that is an idea we strongly support. that's why we are in favor of -- opposing vaccine mandates as well here. that's what you have to ask, what the cause of liberty has to do with ukraine. ukrainian government should stand opposition media. now, the president has decided to combine all television stations in ukraine into a state of propaganda ministry for "misinformation." that is not the profile of a free country, not ev

charlie hurt, leo terrell, and welcome to the "big saturday show." >> kamala harris' staffers need toable to go and need to get where you need to god to do the work and get home. >> very well said. leo. >> -- [inaudible] on the terror watch list at a record pace. the national security threat at our southern border is ahead. >> and charlie -- >> people on edge after nearly half a dozen shark attacks in two weeks. >> first, president biden is on his way back to the u.s. after a visit to the middle east, and everyone is talking about that cozy, possibly calculated relationship that biden tried to show with the saudis from standing next to the crown prince in the class photo to fist bumping him when he arrived and kicked off meetingses with the saudi leaders -- meetings. white house claiming earlier this week biden wouldn't shake any hands because of covid. well, apparently that went out the window when biden touched down in israel, and this fist bump -- speaking of touching -- even looked worse than a handshake. the ceo of "the washington post" calling it, quote, shameful, and that it pr

charlie: right.ing down the middle but you can make the argument he's had so much experience in washington d.c. that he doesn't know what goes on on main street , because he doesn't live main street. charlie: well maybe. i think he's just been captured by the left and you know, at bottom -- lauren: it's not working, so pivot. charlie: he sees his political future as being on the left or not smart, figure it out. i'd do this though, market guests coming up ask if biden if there's any underlying weakness here because of the president because he doesn't have, he just doesn't understand basic econ. lauren: one thing we didn't mention is, you know, inflation. what juices inflation, what causes inflation? spending, and that seems to be basically the policy of this white house, spend, spend, spend. charlie: could you imagine if he went for that second one? that second one actually passed the 3 trillion, the build back better, we would have had double the amount of inflation and he has no clue about that eve

charlie, why is that? is what leo saying correct, covid-19 wreak havoc with all this? is a big part of it and having political opinions is fun and games until it comes down to running them massive transportation system and when government bureaucrats monkey with thought, you wind up with big problems and people do feel it. as coming up here to new york from southern virginia and the idea of spending the night at laguardia airport, no way. i drove my truck from my home to d.c. and got the train and took the train because i figured if the train -- i could get a bus or rent a car. >> gas prices are so low right now -- >> you know things are really bad when people would rather drive at $6 a gallon of gas -- >> excuse me -- >> than take the chance on an airplane. >> poop pete buttigieg husband the hot seat here, he sat down with lester holt from nbc, let's hear what he had to say. >> the july 4 holiday, a recipe for disaster given the issues with the system right now. >> they are going to be challenges but we are watching closely and talking to the airlines every day about

charlie, you're new to the panel. it's fascinating. the president is about to speak in cleveland, ohio. i like the white house the way they frame this. they're saying the president is going to highlight things that people cannot see because of high gas prices and record inflation. it's like saying, the burning building thing. you're in front of the burning building saying the protests are mostly peaceful. your thoughts. >> it hasn't worked so far. all you have to do is follow his approval ratings. they've gone down through the white house messaging, trying to blame vladimir putin for high oil prices. there's some degree of truth to that. the war in ukraine is disrupted the commodities markets. there's no doubt about that. but keep in mind, most americans are smart enough to know this inflation trend started before this. it began essentially when the president pushed through another $2 trillion of spending on top of the trillions that were already spent. americans also know that this is an administration that wants to cut back on oil dr

liz: charlie charlie gasparino, we have four 1/2 minutes away from the closing bell. a nice little move here up 78 points at the moment. we'll see if we close to the upside here. hey, the nasdaq still down 62 points but the s&p has scratched its way, bloodied into the green up by -- >> i can barely keep up with this roller coaster. liz: whoa. breaking news. opal is halted. this is the company we just had on the show. folks, this is interesting. when we started our interview with adam, john, the co-ceos, the stock was down 2 1/2%. during our interview it surged 13%. this is the company that turns methane gas from cows and landfills into usable alternative to diesel fuel. now it is up 13 1/2% but halted. the only news that we can see, is this correct, brad, they were just on with "the claman countdown"? we'll keep an eye on that. the stock is 8.84 cents. to activist portfolio manager david wagner. the dow is up 100 points at the moment, they're going down for housing stocks. i was looking at the homebuilders this morning. they were all down, they still are all down. d.r

charlie gasparino with all of the latest.this is starting to get trumpian, and if you remember during the days of the trump adminitration, there was a concerted effort by the trump adminitration, by various i guess departments in the trump adminitration including commerce, essentially to ban tik tok. we're not quite there yet, and remember, there was a whole dance with microsoft. they almost bought it, but they didn't, because the chinese government didn't want to sell it. then there was a dance with oracle. they weren't going to buy it. they were going to do some sort of i don't know what it was, put it in a shell company and secure the servers that didn't pass with the trump people they thought that wasn't secure enough and now we're back to square one. everything was a-okay until relatively recently. brendan carr, commissioner at the fcc wrote essentially to google and apple and said listen stop carrying them on your apps. stop making them free, and stop putting them there, because they're sharing data and here is the evid

. >> okay charlie went to look at these stats when you look at these comments, does it make you thinkmporary sour national mood or something worse? >> are the funnest games to place if the founders were to be dropped into the middle of america what would they think? i think they would be deeply troubled by a lot of dependence upon enter government with welfare. they be dependence on drugs for a lot of our citizens in that inability of a lot of our citizens to not to care of themselves and to govern themselves. i think in terms of politics they would recognize all of this. they would be a-ok with it because this is kind of the whole sort of -- they built all of these guard rails with human nature in mind for they knew this is how we all behave. we really kinda behave like that back then. that is how they knew to put it together like this. i think obviously people probably didn't wake up after the roe v wade decision and felt less free. i think it's probably a fleeting feeling. i think there's a lot of distortion and lies being told about that for political purposes. but that is why an

the 4000 not really going to help out here, charlie.he years. so it might governor, phil murphy thanks this is a good idea. okay, if i can give you the 4000 you just have to come up with the other 62000 that you may not have to have because you're forced to steal spam. >> it is insane. it really is the marie antoinette thing. let them drive a $66000 dry thee e any of these people in the biden administration if you were like a moving and needed to hire someone to help with your stuff? he would not trust these people to drive anything anywhere or get anything anywhere. >> has great point elected from representative senator debbie stabenow is a democrat from michigan. she is bragging here all the benefits of owning an electric vehicle. >> on the issue of gas prices, after waiting for a long time to have enough chips in this country to finally get my electric vehicle, i got it and drove it from michigan to hear this last weekend. i went by every single gas station, it did not matter how high it was. looking forward to the opportunity for us

charlie will get out.in jail will get out, and we'll all go to the desert together. >> the jury hearing the charges against charles manson and three girl members of his so-called family brought in its verdict this afternoon. and outside the court, manson's girl followers got the news by radio. >> they have convicted these people, and you are next. all of you. there's a revolution coming very soon. >> today the judge formally passed sentence on charles manson and his girls. the death penalty he said for seven senseless murders. he said not only was the sentence appropriate but almost compelled in this case. so death in the gas chamber, he said. >> the very name manson has become a metaphor for evil, catapulting him to almost mythological proportions. and there's a side to human nature, for whatever reason, that is fascinated by pure, unalloyed evil. >> if the death penalty is to mean anything in the state of california other than two empty words, this unquestionably was the proper case for the imposition of

and we are back with miranda devine and charlie kirk. of the spies who lied, and the post put it on the cover right in the face of what john ratcliffe was telling us. he told the truth, and 50 others were signing their name to in the disinformation -- to this disinformation note. your reaction as we see text from james -- saying i don't see how this would work for them. your thoughts on what we saw there with the 50 intelligence agents line. what can you tell us now? >> well, this new communication is really a bombshell, rain it comes from a whistleblower who has gone to the republican congressional investigators who are looking into hunter biden's laptop. and it's from a former special forces from in the u.k., links to the u.k. intelligence. he's heard here talking to another of hunter's associates about the new york post's story which had just come out that a day, in october 2020, blowing the first story that we had on the laptop. and they're panicked, they're discussing it, what are the implications, is joe biden, hunter biden, joe's