talk about that question much more, msnbc political analyst jonathan alter, columnist with the daily beast, msnbc analyst michelle goldberg "new york times" and danielle moodie-millmoodie-mill. what did you think, michelle? >> this isn't a new observation, but we were ill served by having these two parallel debates. >> totally, i appreciate that the dnc is not ruthlessly hierarchical the way the rnc so they didn't want to do the overcard/undercard debate. you had this very weird situation where it was idealogically polarized. you had byrne and elizabeth warren and a bunch of these sort of ringer moderates, right, who were standing in for joe biden. and then you had the reverse the next night where you had biden, warren, booker and then bill de blasio over there basically trying and kind of failing to channel what bernie sanders might say. and so in some ways, the central issue of this debate -- >> remains unresolved. >> not only unresolved, but unlitigated. >> biden's performance? >> i mean, it was better than it was a couple of weeks ago. he seemed a bit more prepared. but he just does no

here with me now, one of the reporters who broke that daily beast story, betsy woodruff. betsy, good to see you again. this has been something that people have been warning the administration about, including the department of homeland security for some years, since the beginning of the trump administration, there was some sense they were deliberately turning away from something that intelligence officials said was really a threat in favor of something that they felt was more politically palatable, and that was islamic terrorism. >> and in fact one of the most significant warnings came a decade ago in 2009 when an analyst at dhs wrote an analytic product warning about what he believed to be the rise in right wing far right white supremacist terrorism. instead of being taken seriously, the analysis was leaked. congressional republicans were outraged. veterans groups said this analytic product was going after the troops because it said that these far right troops were trying to recruit soldiers coming back from deployments overseas, and the then dhs secretary janet napolita

. >>> let's discuss with sam brody, congressional reporter with the daily beast, and david mark deputy news editor with the washington examiner. great to have you both here this morning. as kristen reported, the president is accusing congresswoman talib of a complete set up. talib did suggest there's a quote, alignment between prime minister netanyahu and the president's quote hate agenda. so david, is talib's rejection of israel's presence about principle or is there no room for that in this political climate. >> i think it's hard to say it's about principal when she actually wrote a letter to the israeli foreign ministry telling them she would come into the country under those conditions, that she was not involved in any boycott activities, that she was just going there on humanitarian grounds to visit her grandmother. when that was quickly approved, she said thanks but no thanks. it's not clear what she was up to in the first place, why she asked to come in and then declined to do so. >> as you know, israel is the biggest recipient to u.s. aid. listen to what bernie sanders says isr

the daily beast says mccabe told the daily beast about donald trump's reaction to the el paso shootingsote, blinking mess and headaches for many parents on the first day of school in one florida county. a new bus system was intended to increase efficiency and safety but reportedly arrived late or never at office and students. the district superintendent calling the situation a colossal failure and urging parents to find their own ways to get children to and from school until the busing situation is ironed out. chaos in hong kong. a major international airport paralyzed by protesters. are demonstrations growing into a threat for global markets in the us china trade war. we will discuss the latest developments after the break. 448,134 to be exact. they answered 410 questions in 8 categories about vehicle quality. and when they were done, chevy earned more j.d. power quality awards across cars, trucks and suvs than any other brand over the last four years. so on behalf of chevrolet, i want to say "thank you, real people." you're welcome. we're gonna need a bigger room. who got an awful ski

and rick wilson, a republican strategist and a columnist at the daily beast. welcome to both of you. thank you for being with us. danielle, what do you make of it? at some point whether it's 9,000 or 12,000 or 20,000, which i'm sure it will get to, what do you make of it? because i feel like after the first 10 you put yourself into the bucket of not being able to be trusted. >> i mean, the reality is that after the president was inaugurated "psychology today" put out an article called "the 11 signs, warning signs of gaslighting." this president's gaslighting is a strategy. he does it on purpose. it's to keep us off kilter. it's to make us believe that there is nothing truthful. so he tells you one lie after the other and you start to become numb to it. that's what's happening. and so we don't question all of the things that he says. he starts his political career with birtherism. it turns into an entire movement. now he retweets conspiracies about the clintons. and epstein and it doesn't even make front-page news. the whole idea is that he builds this uneasine

. >>> with us now, wall street journal, daily beast. is the white house really as confident about the economy as they would like people to believe? >> it depends which officials in the west wing you ask on this. when it comes to president trump himself, over the past three years, not just the few weeks of the economy seeming to bring up dark darker shades. when he talks about recessions in the abstract, the u.s. economy and self fulfilling prophecy that he actually does believe entities like the news media can potentially play a role in driving the economy down. he really does believe when bad news crops up in the mainstream media the media keeps bringing pundits to talk about it, and it creates a self-sustaining cycle, that that can drive down the economy and make indicators worse. there is a personal reason he's invested in blaming the media for this because it's something he really believes, according to the people i've spoken with. >> so, if the president doesn't believe these economic experts and the warning signs because he believ

for the case of this man, he experienced it firsthand when he wrote an article for "the "daily beast"" calling on the president to use white supremacists terrorism. his piece drew the ire of the creator of the neo-nazi ee website, deadly stormer. they flooded him with death threats and embedded fake twitter posts to trick readers into believing dean took responsibility for the 2017 bombing at an ariana grand concert in england. that prompted a judge to order the site to pay 4.1 million judgment to dean for defamation. while they face additional battles, threat of hate speech circulating online has consequences. dino joins us more to tell us about his experience. it is hard to differentiate with you. you found yourself in these types of things where people come after you for advising your opinion. in this particular case, this was a criticism directed at president trump, and you got it from another place. you got the response from another place. >> i wrote an article in may, 2017, months before charlottesville. at that time we had three self profess professed white supremacists that ha

as you said, it was first highlighted on the daily beast., especially young students like high school students and younger, need to be educated about the holocaust and the fact that 6 million jews were exterminated in nazi, germany. what you're seeing is there is some education because they'sin nazi song in german and the music is being played from someone's home. this was an off-campus sports ceremony that was off campus and the school district says it was kind of before the ceremony got under way. but you have these students, one of them singing the words of this song in german. so clearly they have been educated about nazi-ism and have decided that that's perfectly fine and funny. you can hear them laughing. this is a very disturbing thing. for anyone who covers hate or for anyone who looks and is an expert and looks at what's happening with hate in this country, it's especially disturbing to see that they're making fun of this, that they're joking around about this. and that it is normizing this kind of behavior. that is exactly what kne

betsy woodruf of "the daily beast."nd with welcome to sunday. >> announcer: the longest running shoin television history this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> for most of this week we wondered whether we should take what president trump says seriously anymore. by the end of the week we were reminded that actions do have real-world consequences. the president was not interested in buying greenland before he was so interested he post poned a trip had the danes wouldn't sell. and stay with me on expapded background checks on guns. er for the president traditionally against them and then for them after el paso and daylighten. against after talking to the head of the nra and then for and then again not. it's a fact or fiction issue. there's no denying the implicatio implications on friday. the president flirting with this tweet directed at america's business community. our great amare companies are hereby ordered to start looking for an altern toov china. >>> the dow plunge more than 600 points as the president headed

the daily beast is reporting and we're waiting for an actual copy of the autopsy. the daily beast said a person familiar with the investigation said the marks were not left by a rope but instead looked lake those from fabric, which is connecticco consistent with reports that he used a bed sheet. so according to their sources, this fit. >> it's possible. the thing is, trace, it's rare. you know, multiple fractures? i can understand the hyoid just maybe one fracture, mandible fractu fracture. but to have multiple fractures and understanding that his cell mate was some big muscular person that epstein himself said he was attacked and beaten. why would he make that up? and then why did that transfer his cell mate out of the jail? i suspect maybe he had some injury if he was truly attacked. maybe he did something to himself when he did have a cell mate. we don't know. the video footage and the surveillance is crucial. i really need to see the autopsy report to see where the fractures are. are they crushed fractures. is a tip in the bone. we need a closer look to get mor

. >> joining us now, politics reporter from the daily beast. >> good morning. >> how much do these like andrea yang had, these feelings, how much does it impact the crowded field? >> it impacts the policy debate in a huge way. this is the way the candidates can bring their own personal experiences and own personal touches if you will into the conversation. obviously gun control, gun violence is an issue that hits home for many americans and unfortunately a growing number of americans. i think you're going to see more of these personal stories as these candidates really get to know the electorate more as a whole. but i think the policy debate of this is very interesting and how the 2020 candidates are really approaching this. i was very surprised -- not surprised but interested to see elizabeth warren's plan on gun control. she's actually trying to get more movement to happen in the senate and trying to push for more democrats to be elected in the senate in 2020. we know a lot of gun control groups and democratic groups plan on targeting various senate seats like cory gardner's seat, sus

the daily beast reported epstein had marks on his neck indicating he used bed sheet to hang himself,eck bones, bone which can break during hangings but more commonly broken by strangulation, we spoke to two experts that had different opinion. >> machine consistent with manual strangulation, it's lower down. >> undetermined manner of death, manner of death that says suicide. they must know something else, there must be other evidence that are pointing to that. >> a source tells fox news epstein's autopsy report will be release today family sometime next week. autopsy reports are not public record in new york so we might not know why the medical examiner determined cause of death as suicide. meanwhile attorneys for epstein's alleged victims with dismay, lisa bloom filing 100,000 lawsuit, deprives victims of seeing epstein sentenced for lifetime of predation, we will accept nothing less than full and fair compensation for the damage he caused to women's lives, bloom also said that she is talking to 8 more alleged accusers, right now there are at least 5 separate probes into epstein's de

one white house aide telling the daily beast he's starting to move on in the aftermath of the daytonhootings. trump, of course, promised legislation, the likes of which, quote, we've never seen before. that was then. this is now. >> people don't realize we have very strong background checks right now. you go in to buy a gun, you have to sign up. there are a lot of background checks that have been approved over the years. so i'll have to see what it is, but congress is meeting, bipartisan. a lot of people want to see something happen. but just remember this, big mental problem, and we do have a lot of background checks right now. >> the white house denies the president is changing his position. insisting he'll work with congress on gun issues and mental health concerns when everyone is back in washington next month. but one democratic aide told "the washington post" there's a game of hot potato between trump and mcconnell with each insisting the other should make the first move. trump says it's on congress to lead, said the aides. that's an easy way for nothing to ever get done. back

less restrain his -- you're an expert on this, well, you are, because you know politics, and the daily beast knows all about this stuff, this intrigue. who is left that can say, mr. president, i think you have lost it? who is willing to say to him, are you sure? >> no one, really. this is partially because people have left and they haven't backfilled the positions. it's partially because trump has evolved in the office. >> scaramucci was too sane for him? think about the people who left. these are not exactly buttoned down people. >> so we didn't start in a great place. when trump did take office, he was humbled to the degree that donald trump can be humbled. >> omarosa. too restrained for him? >> he has his generals. >> and they're gone. >> mad dog mattis. >> increasingly, he is someone who feels he needs to rely on his own advice, use his best counsel, his own political adviser. let me say one thing. we talk about how his craziness is a vulnerability, and truly, it is, but i don't think it's number one vulnerability. i think exhaustion is. i think people are tired of this. >> collective ex

joining me now jonathan allen, nbc news national political reporter and hanna trudeau, with the daily beastt's start talking 2020. senator elizabeth warren rising in the polls. a ugov poll is one point behind john biden. that's within the margin of error. what is warren doing right or what is biden not doing right? >> with warren, she has ha steady rise. the last few months there have been serious moments for her, the first two democratic debates were widely seen as huge successes for her or her call for impeachment which was very exciting for a lot of democrats. you have seen her money rise. and really more than any other candidate, she puts staff in the states. you've seen her doing organizing with field organizers all over the early states. i think a lot of that is really coming together for her right now. >> guys, we are just less than a month from the next democratic primary debates. these nine democrats have qualified so far. hanna, whom else are you expecting to see on the stage in september and what are you sort of expecting to see there? >> well, i think we're just about to see jul

. >> reporter: the short video obtained by "the daily beast" captures high school students in southern california giving the nazi salute. and singing a song used to inspire nazi troops. the teens reportedly members of the boys water polo team at pacifica high school making the gesture before an awards ceremony last year, shared on social media, district officials strongly condemned the video, saying they learned of the incident in march. >> i'm not surprised, but i'm horrified every single time because i know we're seeing not even the tip of the iceberg. >> reporter: the disturbing video in california comes as this image was captured in florida at universal orlando, part of nbc universal. officials at the family theme park saying, hate has no place here after four people on a ride appeared to give the nazi salute while flashing this hand sign often linked to white power. the incidents, including this one, also involving high school students in southern california, part of a disturbing trend racist propaganda nearly tripling last year and now tonight on both coasts, another sign of trou

. >> anna, this piece in "the daily beast" talks about some of the dissension within the ranks of theocratic national committee. i'll read a snippet. multiple dnc members told the daily beast that they have privately sounded alarms about the organization's strategy heading into 2020, emphasizing what they view as chairman tom perez's inability to reach swing voters in midwestern battle ground states who voted for the president. are democrats right to be concerned about the president's early visits to some of these states, anna? >> absolutely. i think democrats, this is a recognition among democrats and those that are very active in the dnc, that they need to be doing better. i think particularly in states like wisconsin, which obviously donald trump won, there's a lot of heartburn and consternation about what is the dnc doing. are they focused too much on debates or doing the groundwork that is going to be needed to expand that base, and actually try to win the presidency? >> i saw you nodding there. >> yes. i want to remind these people who may have been quoting this article who name

first discovered by the daily beast. the video shows students of pacifica high school using the salute of hitler and nging and not seen marching song before school banquet where did they discover that are they on and not see websites rabbi peter levy with the anti-defamation league says this is unacceptable anti semitic incidents that does not meet the vi. >>far northern california were to begin to see a couple high clouds from that system drift into our skies but other than that and we had some patchy fog out there today and then and looks like that's going to reform as we head through the night tonight again but not as extensive as it was last night still temperatures outside right now we've got a couple 81 degrees in concord 78 in livermore 75 degrees in fremont 75 degrees in san jose cooler 60's along the coast line tonight increasing low clouds so a couple batches drizzle near the coastline tomorrow morning fog and then sunny and warmer and that building ridge of high pressure that's coming our way after that cold f

this picture from "the daily beast" with a story that says he is expected to visit the site of the 1995 oklahoma city bombing and the greenwood district of tulsa, oklahoma, where white citizens attacked black with -- residents and businesses in one of the worst episodes of racial violence. thedailybeast.com. senatorng ahead, kristen gillibrand speaks at the wall state -- the "washington post" live candidates program. tuesday, vice president pence chairs the sixth public meeting of the national space council starting at 9:30 a.m. on c-span2. ♪ our live2020, watch coverage of the presidents on the campaign trail and make up our own mind. ofr unfiltered view politics. marti -- jennifer mark -- jennifer is the author of an upcoming book, "demagogue for president: the political rhetoric of donald trump." and ained a psychologist member of the los angeles times editorial board for an hour-long forum on the impact of propaganda on voters and consumers. [laughter] thank you. i will introduce the panelist, how hirschfield, a behavioral

but something happened today as a day or a day and the daily beast and all that a statement by the president he mentioned you know through his. administration to his people and the administration that they have to tone down all kind of all kind of you know statements that could increase and i believe that the president of united states might send troops and even let me add this on account what happened. in mind even or a bit of some kind of. a response to what happened to the wrong not necessary and you're on probably in syria or iran but the fact remains that i think that given the polarization that his administration given the election but they are coming in united states i seem to united states is going to do it's going to be calibrated and hopefully it's going to it's not going to lead to war ok well you know mohamed you know they say they want to send troops to the region a lot of troops in the region there's a lot of ships there's a lot of material there i mean i'm astounded will not i'm not astounded you know the western media makes it sound like no one's there i mean iran is complete

the white house did say that he was told epstein belonged to intelligence that's a quote from the daily beast so once again who is epstein and what did and what does a cost to nor what was he told so we need to stick to facts you can't sit there and say trump was his friend we can't say bill clinton was from we don't know what their relationship was but we do know that right now we have a lot of luck we have we have a lot of instances where bill clinton's name shows up in the lock files we know that trump is not connected to epstein fusion g.p.s. try to connect him there is that name fusion g.p.s. remember them they. try to connect trump have seen they came up with nothing 0 so we need to follow the facts year we just can't go on and say trump is buddies with epstein clinton was buddies we still don't know yet but i hope we do find out later ok i do too and i think that's a very good point that you're making people are throwing this term around they were friends ok maybe it was transactional if it was transactional what was the transaction ok we need to know that brian i want to go back to so

far when she have the nerve to respond at a self produced video on her official you tube page the daily beast called it weird and mentioned her tenuous connections to epstein stating campbell didn't discuss that in the video which showed her answering questions from a faceless interview as though she was on a real t.v. program as if a person can't make a statement to the world without the real press deciding whether it's valid 1st which brings us to the question of the day how will the press as a whole be able to properly report on the jeffrey epstein case and those who assisted him and their focus is only on the women who have never actually been accused of wrongdoing especially when the women who have been credibly accused could just as easily be victims as much as perpetrators and speaking a victim. perpetrator's the national rifle association is finally being held to task for its spending and veer from the core values they claim to espouse the corporate roots of the disease tree of the n.r.a. be about to fall well let's find out as tara ventura and i start watching the hawks . want to see

his conviction of soliciting a minor for prostitution in 202011 warrants krauss actually told the daily beast quote i don't feel tarnished in any way by my relationship with jeffrey i feel raised by it i'm sure that 250000 he received from the stands foundation that we know of and education help that uplifting feeling joining us now to dig deeper into mr epstein's connections to the world of science tech and academic is the founder of truth and media. thanks for joining us ben. that me and then tab at the mention of physicist lawrence krauss mathematical biologist martin oh well there's so many other names and institutions now being tied to epstein and what are some of the other ones that we're talking about now because there are huge institutions and big names in that world. there are huge institutions we're talking about well you mentioned the universities so in mighty harvard both receive them mount sinai their school of medicine in new york they received funding as well as the institute in santa fe it's called the center for a institute in new mexico received a lot of money over the years

far when she have the nerve to respond at a self produced video on our official you tube page the daily beast called it weird and mentioned her tenuous connections to epstein stating campbell didn't discuss that in the video which showed her answering questions from a faceless interview as though she was on a real t.v. program as if a person can't make a statement to the world without the real press deciding whether it's valid for us right which brings us to the question of the day how will the process as a whole be able to properly report on the jeffery epstein case and those who assisted him in their focus is only on the women who have never actually been accused of wrongdoing especially when the women who have been credibly accused could just as easily be victims as much as perpetrators and speaking of victims and perpetrators the national rifle association is finally being held to task for its spending and veer from the core values they claim to espouse good the corporate roots of the disease tree of the n.r.a. be about to fall let's find out a sterile ventre and i start watching the hock

the daily beast has asked friends and advisors, quote, what the hell is going on at fox.e wall street journal reports more than 15 men and women have been affiliated with the fox administration and fox news. >> kellyanne conway responding to comments from taylor swift using her own lyrics coming from a supporting. watch this. >> i actually like the new taylor swift song that is called, you need to calm down. >> if you say it on the street, it is a knockout, you say it in a tweet, that's a cop out. >> i think when singers go political, it sounds in the moment very popular. we've seen many times where it backfires and blows up. >> okay. when swift took the stage monday night, she thanked supporters of the petition. petitions need 100,000 signatures within 30 days to warrant a response. it is safe to say the white house has not responded to that petition that has reached 500,000 people. >> still ahead, kirsten gillibrand drops out of the 2020 democratic race. >> president trump denies reports that he offered to pardon aids that broke the law to fast track his law. this would

the "daily beast" is reporting that the marks on epstein's neck looks like those from fabric, which squaresith the information that epstein tied a bed sheet around his neck and secured it to the top bunk. there are reports that epstein was found kneeling forward as if lungeing forward. but several medical examiners say lunging as a rule is not enough force to break the hyoid bone. just because he was found on his knees does not mean he didn't throw himself off the top bunk. adding another twist to dizzies canvas, fox news can confirm some m.c.c. personnel including the prison staff are not cooperating with the investigations in to epstein's death. but many will be compelled to cooperate. >> tonight we know that epstein's autopsy concluded he hung himself reportedly with a bed sheet. but the next guest says there could be more to the story. joining us is pathologist dr. cyril wech. great to see you. >> good evening. >> there is a great deal of talk that epstein suffered hyoid fracture around the adam's apple area. but i want to caution our viewers, that is only from sources to the "washingto

the daily beast is reporting marks found on epstein's that are consistent with marks left by a stabbing, he had himself with the bedsheet off of his bunk inside of his cell in a special housing unit of the metropolitan collection. epstein was found dead in his cell last saturday morning, his autopsy was completed on sunday but the medical examiner said she needed information to complete the report. it is not satisfied with the examiner's and the team intends to conduct its own independent and complete investigation. his lawyers demanding surveillance video of the hallways outside epstein's jail cell. epstein's will autopsy report will be released to his family sometime next week. ultimately we may never see that report. we may see speculation whether epstein really visits himself after the washington post reported epstein wrote multiple bones in his neck. near the adam's apple. it can break and hanging but experts say such a break is more common in homicide strangulation. we don't know the specifics of the autopsy report but ultimately the examiner concluded this was not a homicide. all

the video obtained by "the daily beast" appears to show students from pacifica high school singing ai marching song. the video dates back to november of 2018. it was shot at an off-campus student athletic banquet. administrators say they first learned of the incident about four r months later and claim to have taken immediate action with all of the students and families involved. similar incidents have also taken place the last few years in new port beach, california and in wisconsin. >>> the man charged in the el paso mass shooting on suicide watch. he's charged with killing 22 people at a walmart on august 3rd. police say she was put under close guard on monday on recommendation the medical staff. he's been in custody without bond and separate id from other inmates since the shooting. prosecutors are also considering possible hate crime and domestic terrorism charges against him. >>> nike is sweetening its offerings to sponsor female athletes after catching heat from some of the high profile stars. the company announcing plans to offer maternity be benefits for 18 months. that's si

. >> here for our lead off discussion on a monday night, sam stein politics editor at "the daily beast" and for "the washington post" and moderator of "washington week" on pbs and covering race and ethnicity for the associated press and raul ryes, an attorney that happen the to be from el paso, texas. for that reason i would like to begin with you after i quote something phil rutter has written. the essay titled the inconvenient truth, this is the gunman in el paso closely mirror trump's rhetoric and the language of the white nationalist movement including a warning about the hispanic invasion of texas. the authors ideology is so aligned with the president's that he decided to conclude the manifesto by clarifying that his views predate trump's 2016 campaign arguing that blaming him would amount to fake news. another trump phrase. talk about the evil that has been visited upon your town. >> it is truly unbelievable and not only my entire family is from el paso originally. i was there this weekend for family reunion and when this type of horrendous act occurs, you don't process it while

matt, you have a new piece in the daily beast.lpool of paranoia and you say conspiracy theory ones are now being pushed by the president. >> conspiracy theories always have been around. normally presidents tamp down on them. instead donald trump is stoking them and i would say exploiting the paranoia that already exists out there. >> anyway. i am surprised that so many people buy in to the conspiracy theories, max. he launched his political career with the racist political theory barak obama was not join in the united states and suggested said cruz's father was involved in killing j.f.k. and that millions voted illegally in 2016. windmills cause cancer. after 9/11 there were people cheering. he is such a powerful person, why is such a powerful person spreading so many lies? >> i think trump is reflective of the larger culture. i remember in the 1990s there was a lot of gee whiz. everybody is going to know everything. but the worst information spreads the fastest online. this is brought home to me a few months ago. my stepson said

you have a new piece in the daily beast.lling into a whirl pool of paranoia and you say conspiracy their business were once the realm of cranks and whack jobs are now being pushed by the president. >> conspiracy theories have always been around but normally presidents try to tamp down on them and i would say exploiting the paranoia that exists out there. >> i'm surprised so many people buy into the conspiracy theories. he buys into the theory that barack obama was not born into the united states. and then he promoted many more. he suggests that ted cruz' father was involved in killing jfk. he said that wind mills cause cancer. what did he say after 9/11, there were people cheering. what? he's such a powerful person. why is he spreading so many lies? >> sadly i think he's part of the larger culture i remember in the 1990s when the internet was getting started, there was a lot of this gee whiz utopianism around. we'll have perfect know. everybody will know everything of instead it was brought home to me, my son was saying he w

joining me now from the daily beast, betsy woodruff and ali vitali. >> he had a sort of a strong positionforeign policy and a topic that was like jay inslee. he did not make it at the top of the list that most voters were interested in. >> that's right, one of the challenges was to find a way to differentiate himself from other candidates. they can turn to buttigieg who has been successful of building a national fund raising base and differentiate himself by being the first lbgtq president for this cycle. that's important for him. moulton was having trouble of getting a leg in and another problem moulton had, the thing differentiated him the most was going after his established figure in his democratic party. he was part of an effort to oust or challenge nancy pelosi. democratic primary voters just don't seem to get super kpe exercised to go after the speaker of the house. >> this is essentially becoming a three-person race. we are talking about biden, bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. we did you hear anything like that where you are because there are a lot of people who say it. he may

the daily beast reported -- drug den date rape models at epstein's apartment. the southern district of new york would not say whether they are investigating that claim. alex little said it appears more indictments could be coming soon >> a day or two after he killed himself, fbi agents down in st. john or the virgin islands executing search warrants on his place down there. going after something or someone. that will continue. you will not do that unless you think you are building a case. >> criminal investigations leaked five separate probes. including by the doj, fbi and congress. john. >> thanks, jackie. >> prosecutor seeking a new indictment against harvey weinstein. attorneys have presented their case to a grand jury for second time. in order to include accusations from an actor thing the hollywood mogul raped her in 1993. the trial is set to begin next month on rape and sex abuse charges. it's possible a new indictment could cause a delay. protest turning chaotic in hong kong with dueling rallies taking place in that city. pro-democracy activists staged l