assistant da, david sacks. >> she wanted to give up her side and we wouldn't allow her to do that.s then you would drop the charges. >> i think that was our idea. if they don't see, anything we will go on the path she's already charged. the tape rolled as shannon began telling a new story with the death of anita smith. and this version, shannon said she had been framed. >> she did show some emotion, not a whole lot. she was very matter-of-fact, and talked a lot. i think the interview went on for hours, and hours, and hours. shannon said the trouble began after she engineered broke up, but he was upset that she had -- the pregnancy, and he began stalking her. >> he was calming on myself, when he interrupted the radio. he would come into communication stand in the hallway and stare at me. he said it may have a good idea to be -- have something to do with it. >> in a first and -- interview, shannon denied having a gun. now she was challenged on the changing story. >> she felt compelled to buy a weapon from a coworker. because she said jermeir, threatened not just her but her children.

coming up investor david sacks from craft ventures is here, we will ask where the growth is today inery latest from special couple john durham's investigation into the origins of russia probe. witness testimony yesterday indicating that the trump-russia collusion lie came directly from hillary clinton's campaign as we have reported so many times right here. the federal judge presiding over the trial saying he's, quote, not incline to grant sussmann's move to grant a mistrial. joining me this morning at 8:45 a.m. eastern. margo cleveland, senior legal correspondent at the federalist. we will talk about what we learned yesterday from the john durham investigation and the michael sussmann trial. plus the department of homeland security putting a pin, putting a pause to new disinformation governance board after widespread criticism and concern about free speech infringement. join me at 8:20 a.m. as tennessee senator marsha black board, we will talk about the board and sussmann trial. mornings with maria is live right now. time for the word on wall street. top investors, mark tepper, opti

soft landing you certainly don't want to hear the pilot say might not be able to land this plane david sacks, thank you. >> feels bumpy from here thank you. >> thank you. >> we have certainly felt that this week. and this earnings mover has felt that too that would be doordash it has been volatile this morning, 35% revenue growth in q1 was boosting that stock earlier this morning, however it was down huge, and now we're nearly flat. the nasdaq meanwhile posting losses for a second straight day. with me now is doosh dash ceo tony shu you're our first guest in the studio for over two years. welcome to you. >> thanks for the honor. >> right into it, doordash is in investment mode, you're expanding your international footprint, your own warehouse network, you said on the call last night that you are still hiring at aggressive rates does that get pulled back in the economy softens this year given the macroeconomic backdrop >> yeah, well i appreciate the question we're trying to build the largest local -- company in the world, there's a lot to do there, we're trying to bring everything inside the

lot more about the possibility of the united states going into a recession, and this comment by david sacksthe founder of paypal, he gets a lot of attention as a market analyst, really caught a lot of people's eye. let's watch. >> from where i sit, the market is really semifrozen and this is, again, the worst downturn since the dot-com crash and it looks like we are heading into a very serious recession. >> martha: so what is your professional opinion as you look at this? do you agree -- i could list a number of others who are saying this -- that the united states is headed into a recession in the near term or even over the next six months or so? >> brian: here's where i think we are. our economy is in a period of transition. we are moving from the strongest economic recovery in modern history to what can be a period of more stable. lack of growth. while there are risks first and foremost, this is what's most important. the united states is better positioned than any other major economy to bring inflation down and address these challenges without giving up all of the economic gains we've ma

i gave you david sacks on the will cain podcast. what it's worth. elon musk jumped on to twitter and point to have had that interview and said this interview here is accurate. we hope what we just shared with you about elon musk is also accurate and gives you. pete: well done. i don't think it's going to be political pressure that's going to make the decision it will be the financials of whether or not it makes sense and whether he can do what he wants to do. pete: we are less than six months from the midterms and primary season heating up. a live report from pennsylvania where g.o.p. candidates are in a close race to the finish. will: plus, we are risk it for the biivelt. biscuits. we are going to jam out after the break ♪ you are my candy girl ♪ and you got me wanting you ♪ hope ♪ like what you see abe? yes! 2b's covered with zero overdraft fees when he overdraws his account by fifty bucks or less. and 2c, well, she's not going to let a lost card get her stressed. am i right? that's right. that's because these neighbors all have c

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