tim dean stuck to his story.n to new york with suicide in mind. >> unless suicide is on the fbi 's radar. >> his interrogators did not believe him for an instant. but they had another lead to pursue. another cop, in fact. a man named ron. >> so brian how do you see his last name? >> bowler. >> bowler? never heard it say it out loud. >> he is a police officer. >> yes he is. >> he had served 11 years as a texas cop. he had worked for the cactus police department and saw most recently at sun ray after tim loved his job there. and he was a family man, a husband, a father, and a friend to tim dean. so how did officer braun come on to the police radar? >> okay. got your license and paperwork for this thing? >> well, it goes back to that rental car that tim dean put in a ditch in kansas. it was brown's name on the rentals papers, not tim's. they steadily picked up on that right away. >> this is bowler brown. >> he's a buddy of mine. >> that's gonna cause you more problems than anything. >> i know. >> so he rented the ca

tim dean. >> who's tim dean?ce of summer, in texas. >> tim is your husband? >> yes. >> casey's or boyfriend? >> yes. >> you don't need me to tell you of a complicated life charlene? >> no. i know it. >> a complicated life that was of keen in stressed to investigators. it went like this. long after charlene broke up with josh, she met husband, tim. this was when they both worked for the texas police department. charlene was the animal control officer there. and tim, a sergeant. charlene says she foul for terms are shots demeanor. >> he was a cowboy. he wore the cowboy hat. he had the cowboy boots. he had the old-school manners. >> why did that work for you? why at that point in your life? >> because. that's how i was raised. he reminded me of my dad. he played the guitar, just like my dad did. >> but not long after they got married. it all took a turn for the worst. tim dean had a three year old daughter from a previous marriage. he got in serious trouble after he was videoed slapping the child across the face. >>

dean phillips is not well known.you're running for president, this is a campaign strategy where they're not awarding delegates and there's not a wide electorate which is the base of the democratic party and you have to be conscious of every factor when you're running for president and they certainly are. they certainly are in this moment. >> he's got a math problem as jen points out is he running as you a younger version of president biden and could that chip away? >> you shouldn't start your campaign by saying you're not running against the person you're running against. that's a challenge. the challenge for the biden campaign, he speaks for a lot of democrats and our own nbc poll, six in ten democrats said they wanted a challenger to joe biden. 74% of registered voters say they want joe bide on the be challenged and they're not comfortable with him. we have 53 weeks until the general election next year. joe biden does make mistakes. you don't have to be sean hannity and create conspiracy theories about joe biden's

jos congressman dean phillips of minnesota. it seems that the president that has data but he can't sell it. why? >> well, michael, good to be with you. you just made the case why i entered the democratic primary. the country is feeling really fearful, uneasy, divided. i call it anger tanment. we are more divided than we really are. and i believe it's time for an american president to focus on literal repair. look at the word. repairing the country. we need it now more than ever. to the economic numbers the macro economic numbers are good. i admire joe biden. i voted as his policies as a member of the house democratic leadership team. i helped market those policy. but i've been talking to people here in new hampshire over the last 24 hours since i declared my candidacy. people cannot afford health care. families are struggling, 60% of america still lives paycheck to paycheck. 40% can't afford a $400 car repair. the president has done a fine job of being the very bridge that he promised he would be, the transitional president tha

it's not dean phillips. you know, he doesn't have the name i.d., he doesn't have the movement as molly has said. he's not the guy to be a contrast to joe biden. as you said, everything's the same. he's not even saying that he's running against joe biden. he corrected a news anchor by saying i'm not running against joe biden, he's literally running against joe biden. so -- >> yeah -- >> -- you know, correct problem, incorrect solution. >> and i saw the dean name on the bus and was having flashbacks to howard dean. anyway, that's going back way too far. >> yeah. >> s.c., molly, thanks, ladies, very much. we appreciate it. >> sure. >>> all right. coming up, we are going to go back to israel. israel says its warplanes have hit 150 underground targets overnight. we'll break down what israel's strategy is to address the complicated maze of tunnels underneath gaza next. c'mon, we're right there. c'mon baby. it's the only we need. go, go, go, go! ah! touchdown baby! -touchdown! are your neighbors watching the same g

president biden has a new primary challenger, minnesota congressman dean philips. >> i'm running becauserica's demanding it. >> while former vice president mike pence drops out of the 2024 race. >> it's become clear to me, this is not my time. >> my guest this morning, florida governor and 2024 republican presidential candidate ron desantis. democratic congresswoman pramila jayapal of washington state, and former california governor arnold schwarzenegger. joining me for insight and analysis are nbc news senior white house correspondent kelly o'donnell. tolu, bureau chief for the washington post. former white house press secretary jen psaki and stephen hayes, editor of the dispatch. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington the longest running show in television history thshgs is "meet the press" with kristen welker. >>> good sunday morning. the nation is reeling after a week which saw the tenth dead li of the mass shooting in modern american history. with 18 people between 14 and 76 years old gunned down at a bowling alley in a bar in lewiston, maine, the e

dean phillips showing that -- he sees it and what is dean phillips's name id. >> shocks up a win inampshire, the democratic base, dean phillips does have the challenge of no-name republican congressman has, got to beat donald trump. they go through that gauntlet. dean phillips is filling a vacancy no one else is stepping up for on a weakened candidate. >> i'm listening to people around the country saying they want to change, a new generation, time to go to the future and the problems and challenges we are facing are so clearly ones that can only be addressed, not just my generation but younger generations. pete: is there a bigger moderate democrat lane to win considering president biden's corner of the market on the left-wing activists. rachel: robert kennedy junior still hanging in. pete: i don't know if that is 100%, his approach to this war in israel. rachel: but the far left doesn't jump to dean phillips. where do they go? pete: they are out of the equation in a primary context. it is interesting. speaking of another democrat run out of town, andrew cuomo, new york governor, was

>> i don't think dean phillips will beat joe biden.n phillips thinks he will beat joe biden. he's a strong supporter of israel. he's not an opponent of the state of israel by any means. quite the contrary. i think the real impact he will make is to potentially weaken joe biden for the general election to come, which is very close or showing depending on the poll you read, a point or two lead for biden or a couple point lead for donald trump. however you read it, martha, this is bad news for the white house to have dean philips that is certainly a credible member of congress run even if his threat is not a serious one for the president's renomination. >> martha: kellyanne, i'm curious your take. joe biden is 80 years old. a lot of people think he's too old to be president again. now he has this enormous international situation on his hands where the united states is the lead in the supporter of a war in europe and the lead in supporting a war in the middle east as well in terms of our money and our backing. >> yes. so dean phillips is a

i will point to dean preston.posted, went on social media, to urge san francisco to launch a campaign to tell visitors, not to leave things in their cars because they may get broken into what does that tell you? if you are asking for it. you are asking to be robbed if anything is in your automobile. that is in essence, he equated it with the buckle up campaign to restrain, to encourage people to use seatbelts. no, it is not the same thing. it is not even, i want to step back because i followed this young woman on twitter. her name is mandy and she lived in the tenderloin. she posted a video some time ago of a fire, a homeless encampment caught on fire. her building almost caught on fire. she was very vocal. there is no one in this city who is protecting people that have to live in go to work here. she has since left. when elon musk said dean preston should go to prison, she said you can say that again. so, dean preston can lose his mind over elon musk and tried to make the problem about him. it is not. it is probl

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congressmen dean phillips, _ in the long run. congressmen dean phillips, we _ in the long run.long run. congressmen dean phillips, we will leave . dean phillips, we will leave you there for now, thanks for joining us. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. in a closed—door vote, republicans in the us house of representatives have nominated louisiana lawmaker steve scalise to be the chamber�*s next speaker. it comes after hardline republicans forced out kevin mccarthy in an historic vote, 0ctober3rd. scalise still has a tough road ahead — he'll need the support of a majority of the gop—controlled house that has been divided by party infighting. the pentagon has announced a new $200 million aid package to ukraine. it includes air defence missiles, drones, rocket ammunition and other equipment. it comes as ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky told a meeting of nato defence ministers in brussels, wednesday, that his forces need more security assistance to get through another wartime winter. shares in birkenstock have fa

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of the first caucus is dean phillips?of an inside play he could try to make. >> you asked us to meet yesterday you said when is the finish line for joe biden? when is it too late question mike i don't think it ever is to latently arrive at the democratic nat national conventn august 19. in that scenario joe biden would have to bow out essentially if he is the democratic nominee, the nomination and declare his support for another candidate. i don't think anything is off the table progress nothing is off the table but right now the biden team has locked down the dnc. they control the process liquidated to rfk junior. they pushed him out completely. they will try to the same thing to dean phillips would have to be a decision joe biden and his team makes an august that we are not doing this again and they would have to pick somebody and say our support goes to them. >> and again unless you beat the deadline for the states which is rapidly approaching where they want to beat the deadline or find it joe biden support at the con

that's why i am running. >> congressman dean phillips, thank you for your time. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> coming up, the exclusive reporting on the shooter that killed 18 people in maine, and those details are straight ahead. c'mon, we're right there. c'mon baby. it's the only we need. go, go, go, go! ah! touchdown baby! -touchdown! are your neighbors watching the same game? yeah, my 5g home internet delays the game a bit. but you get used to it. try these. they're noise cancelling earmuffs. i stole them from an airport. it's always something with you, man. great! solid! -greek salad? exactly! don't delay the game with verizon or t-mobile 5g home internet. catch it on the xfinity 10g network. >>> we have some exclusive new reporting about the man that killed 18 people in lewiston, maine. we are joined with exclusive reporting. what can you tell us? >> reporter: we learned new details, information leading up to the shooting. what we have learned is there was so much concern over the shooter and what was going on in his life, and there were concerns over

the dean needs to fix this. you need this in writing. that becomes the report that is supposedly released to the faculty and the rest of the word. that was an ally. the reason this report the dean shows up to his office the next morning, nancy shows up to her office, picks up the phone, which is ringing and it will be continue to rename for two weeks. this was a huge deal. to your -- two days later the new york's time ran it on the front page. with that, emails across country and across the world. and other women saying, this is my story, too. i thought i was the only one. the reason this report got so much risk -- press and resonated in the way was because the president of m.i.t. put a stamp on it. it was, like, three sentences may be. a very crucial statement. i believe gender discrimination in higher education is part perception and part reality. true, but i now understand that reality is by far the greater part of the balance just him saying this is true, this is not in their heads this is actually happening to them, that was huge. j

the dean gives in the committee. and i sort of thought, you know, especially having done this story in 1909 when i went back to do the book, thought, oh, you know, committees, they turn out reports like that's what they do. and that's why there was a report in this case. it turns out that's not in fact, the case. and the book is you know, it's really amazing when you read the whole book, think like, oh, my god, there's so many turning points when this might never have happened. it might never have gone public. the reason it becomes a report is because is they put on the committee today the, women get this committee and some the women think we just need all women on this committee. nancy thinks we need one woman in every department to keep keep an eye on this. and dean and some of the other women say, no, no, you need to work with men and you need to work with the most powerful men here. so he puts on the committee nobel prize heads of departments. and it's one of these guys, jerry friedman, who won the nobel prize fo

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. >> martha: congressman dean phillips for minnesota threw his hat into the ring. of a problem for joe biden? >> first of all, he's not even competing in a contest right now that has delegates at stake because the new hampshire primary because they're out of compliance, we'll see if he actually gets on the ballot in places where he can do real damage. it might just be in an attempt to signal to people that there's anti-biden energy in the party, and that to me is where the problem is. >> martha: do you think he maybe didn't know that? >> he's now saying out loud what a lot of democrats have been whispering for a long time is that joe biden is very old and is perceived as such. he's not very popular even inside his own party. the real weaknesses and the concerns they have. i don't think dean phillips is the ideal vehicle for this, and if he wanted to win the nomination, he would have gotten into the race a couple of months ago, but i think at the very least, it gives democrats another option, someone else to think about. we know about bobby kennedy's candidacy, the

. >> but you are also a dean. i wonder if you learned anything about that. >> with her i learned anything but judging from being a dean, i think you think about an institution as a dean and if i was not already, being a dean made me into an institutionalist . i care about the future of the is a duchenne that i'm in, i try hard to do what i can among the nine of us to make the institution work better. i tried to pay attention to relationships in a way that deans have to pay attention to relationships. maybe the small p politics of institutions, which most have, i hope i am attentive to the cause of that experience. it only takes you so far. but i think -- i like to think of myself as an institutionalist that wants to make -- the court is a multimember body and once where'd we can reach good decisions. -- where we can reach good decisions. -- we can make principles that are consistent with our obligation to interpret and stay on the law as we see it. i think those instances, -- instincts, which i hope i have, were i

congresswoman dean, thank you very much for being here.est breaking news, egypt, israel and united states reaching an agreement to allow u.s. citizens and gaza to pass through the rafah crossing. >> good to be with, you jonathan, thank you for inviting me. and i want to just put this in what we know. when we can go, the world witnessed the most despicable, brutal, barbaric attack on israel certainly my my time in a gruesome death and barbarism that is almost unspeakable, but as to the humanitarian corridor, i have been to israel twice. i've been to gaza. i saw the president yesterday at joint base andrews and that was my plea. make sure, and i'm not alone of course, make sure that there are humanitarian corridors open so that innocent civilians can leave. more than just americans, but i'm relieved that we have this small window, but also that supplies, water, food and desperately needed humanitarian aid, medicines and other things be sent in. if people could understand the intensity of gaza, the proximity to israel, and the area of attack

john dean, i want to start with you. the law here is really not settled on this issue.l experts say you can't dismiss it out of hand. how do you see it? >> it is a gray area. i think reading this motion they have filed to dismiss, because of presidential immunity, kind of got my attention. it's not a frivolous brief. it's well done brief. and they've got, i have not checked pull the law, haven't had a chance to do that. but i'm very anxious to see the government response. but if anything might delay this case and put it off until after the election, this is the brief that will cause that to happen. while interlocutory appeals are very rare and -- very significant motion and a motion to dismiss the president because he thinks he has committee, it's pretty significant. this could go up on appeal and that would delay everything. and delay is incredibly significant and a case like this. when you're talking about somebody who's actually a presidential candidate right now. jon sale. the trump team is insisting that the president is not above e w here. and they're filing they

people like the dei dean got suspended enabling that behavior. >> where do we go from here? i take again, again taking for example, at stanford where the dean was ultimately suspended. is that the countertrend in a positive direction? you see more of that happening, what is the course that we are following what should we do now? >> i see the trend, to me it mimics trickle down, seeing a lot of good positive change tactic that the trustee level, administrative level but not make an impact on the day-to-day life on the students within the classroom or in the general campus to experience. at chapel hill, who happens is indicative of what happens elsewhere. ever since you had that fiasco with jones rejecting -- initially given her tenure, they have done somewhat of about facebook they have approved a school of civic leadership and free expression, and asked, after a syrian government decided no money to pro-life groups, the trustees came out and passed a resolution affirming their neutrality. mercy mercy positive changee level but the reality is day-to-day, no, that resolution m

then the deka now it was not the deans who received the money, but it’s clear, that is, the deans dide place as a tiger in a cage, for now , while they are, while the trial is pending, your children will read in yandex on wikipedia, deal with it, well good, but we haven’t come to terms with it, that’s why we allocated funds, that’s why we work, if we hadn’t been talking about all this for many years, we would have come to terms with it. you know what you remind me of, a soviet school, there’s a girl standing there crying, it’s just the teacher, she says, you don’t know, he says, well, i taught you, no, because there is a person who came, looked, said fuck you , took a hair, everything worked out, but in real life this doesn’t happen, in real life in life, any process takes time, let’s hand it over now, you know how it was, we need you to go to the congress of the communist party, so you ’ll go, city girl, but... for you to be a party member, to have a child, says a party member, i can, a child is difficult, no husband, husband will be, but moving out in 3 months, come on we will give

dean phillips is someone who does not have much name recognition.ee specific names added to that general sentiment, usually see biden fare strongly among democrats. it will be a tough road not to mention the logistic challenges because he's getting in so late. he already missed filing deadlines in key states. obviously there's still the questions over the early primary calendar and new hampshire's primary itself is not in compliance with the dnc rules. when you look at the specifics, it doesn't look like a challenge to president biden in terms of his ability to get the nomination at this point, there are also built-in advantages for phillips has more than $70 million he reported as his personal income in congress, could invest that in that race and make the white house sweat a little. >> it just seems like the math ain't mathing on this one. >> yeah. >> if he is filing to run, why new hampshire when they will likely have their delegate stripped of them for not following the calendar and president biden may not be on the ballot there. you want a chal

yes, dean monitored 1597 investigations of is really secular violence. can we see the gains palestinians between these 20052022, only 3 percent of those investigations led to a conviction of duties, rating soldiers as being arrested on suspicion, shooting below. but the human rights law, a yard the says, the chauncey's of justice or wrong. i'm not in the regime the court and the police are completely useless. it's time for and gaza set their wireless is increasing. the situation is so bad. that is really the police are hardly responding to complaints for me, but coast unions who suffer why those are the levels family and friends now joined the many of of thousands of palestinians who gave up for, for just this long ago, charles stripe it out just sierra a so we can ok point was think on the but does and at least and it's go alice based in washington. he explains how government policies have contributed to increased violence by his really surplus against palestinians. there has been a long standing approach from is really leaders right now with the uh, th

congressman dean phillips decision to primary president biden. their take on dean phillips and his run. >> first of all, talk about being an entitled white guy, right? a member of congress, he served 2, 3 terms. decided he will run. the rest of the party has gotten behind joe biden and this guy has no -- has almost no policy differences between him and joe biden. >> this is 2023 and the last time i looked at the calendar six states that you have to be on the ballot by the end of next month. good luck, mr. phillips. have fun out there. >> harris: congressman pressed on whether he is different from president biden said this. >> personally i admire the president. i voted for those policies because they are good ones and make a difference over time. i'm not running against joe biden, i'm not running against president biden, i'm running for the future. >> you are literally running against president biden. >> i'm not running against president biden, i am running for the majority of americans who want somebody different. >> harris: "politico" said this.

a question for dean. i'm glad you referenced john muer's story about climbing up to the top of a pine tree in the storm in yosemite and that story was one of the first ones i read when i was getting involved in conservation advocacy and it spoke so much to me of the connection we can all have with the world around us. but here we are in mississippi. can you talk a little about his thousand mile walk to the gulf? >> oh. well, i'm also from virginia, but the thousand mile walk to the gulf was one of the things i read when i was thinking about doing this and i thought, this is incredible. right after the civil war walking through, experiencing nature through florida, you know, and facing alligators and mosquitos and, you know, getting malaria and all kinds of stuff, but in the end, you had all of these amazing experiences and i touched on those and recreated some of those. i decided, i left that out. it's a paragraph in the book and i thought it was going to be, you know, a big thing and it was so moving to

just by texting the word, dean to 9, 7, 9, 9, 9, hope you have a great weekend in chicago. >> and deanhards tries to taylor swift or tim burton. that's my speed. i can is scare that. well this weekend to be a good one to see a movie. not because you're going to the theater to escape the heat. it's the other way around. yeah. go to warm up. much is the ac might be running in outer part of the warmer than it is outside. and my house, ok, miles, is 62 some show the theaters i feel like just last week goes like keep the heat. who right now? it's like yeah, totally different bases. we make our way through this weekend. we are going to be seeing a cold weekend as high fire danger, though. what is this blog's play that? >> we've got the golden gate bridge sitting under clear skies. nice to see that. it's definitely helping out with temperatures we're on the rise now. san mateo, you're close to 60. brent, what you're up there now. a couple of 40's taking out still up in the north bay. those holdouts up there tomorrow morning. we have another frost advisory, but this time it's in marin as well

dean phillips files in new hampshire, josh.mericans is simply unaffordable. anger and violence are rising and life expectancy is falling, chaos at our border and in our cities is growing. >> bret: listen, people looking at this say he doesn't have a chance. but, he has filed, in new hampshire, he is talking as a democrat, who has supported biden in the past about the vulnerabilities of the incumbent president. that's not, you know, a great look for the democrats or the president. >> no, it's not a good look for president biden. and what dean phillips gives democrats is not a real, you know, the odds of him defeating biden for the nomination is extremely low. but he is giving democrats a chance to express their concerns about joe biden's age, about joe biden's electability. frankly, dean phillips is not a total, you know, outlier. is he rank and file democrat. a pretty moderate lawmaker from minnesota. he has over $50 million in personal wealth. so he can spend a lot of money on ads and consultants and all the campaign could you

elon musk said dean preston should go to prison in response to an article about legislation that wouldban security guards from drawing their weapons over property crimes. that proposal was introduced by preston in response to the killing of a man at a san francisco walgreens. preston responded to all this by citing a billionaire calling for a democratically elected official to be sent to prison for no recent is textbook fascism and that he will continue to make billionaires uncomfortable and increasingly unhinged. >>> a week ago, elon musk said preston should be fired, blaming all of the city's problems on dean preston and promisising to donate $10100,00 toto whoever r runs agaiainst h the e district 5 seatat. >>> > federal regulalators say seseparate shshops acroross the area owned by a marrieied coup childrdren as younung as 14 to withth dangerouous equipmpment scheheduled minonors to workrk hours. investigators say the owners also failed to pay regular wages, bounced paychecks, and still tips left by customers. a federal judge has therefore ordered the owners to sell or shutdown the

democratic congressman dean phillips, a long shot for sure, but the most credible threat yet from insideocratic party. this is "cnn news central." >>> happening now, we just learned there will be a news conference one hour from now here in lewiston for the very latest on the manhunt for shooting suspect robert card who is very much at large today. we learned that authorities recovered a cell phone and a note that were believed to be written by and belonging to card. it's been 38 hours since 18 people were murdered here in lewiston, maine, and new details about the suspect are emerging. as i said, that cell phone, that note, no details in the note describing a motive. still, it could be important to the investigation. the manhunt spanning a couple of counties, many towns, shelter in place orders for 700 square miles. a huge area now with thousands and thousands of people told to safeguard their homes and safeguard their cars. we are learning more about the victims. new this morning, we just learned the identities of two more, bill young and his 14-year-old son, aaron. they were killed. le

. >> a beloved former university dean married to a famous author found dead. the manhunt now underway. >> the video game scandal in a major police department. new video showing officers playing pokemon instead of responding to an emergency call. >> later, simone biles, star shining even brighter this morning. >> and it was not a meteor or the mystery in the skies over washington now solved. >> from abc news in new york, this is america this morning. >> good monday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt and i'm alison kosik in for rhiannon. >> and we begin with the new war in the middle east. a surprise attack described as israel's 911. at least 700 people have been killed in israel and palestinian officials report more than 400 dead as israel retaliates. >> israeli defense forces launching new attacks across the gaza strip overnight, targeting hamas amid claims that the militant group is holding more than 100 israeli hostages. >> as this is the first time in 50 years that such a large scale attack has caught israel by surprise. to understand the scope of the ca

reporter: congressman dean phillips is he going to announce a bid against president biden on friday. do you have any response? mr. aguilar: nothing to do with the tweet he put out earlier today. one of the great things about serving in this institution is we see colleagues who want to run for other things. some of them are successful and some of them aren't. i think all of us have talked about the importance of re-electing joe biden and kamala harris and we can talk about it in the political context. that's what we are focused on, but people having ambitions and running for other things is par for the course. reporter: congresswoman jackson lee -- indiscernible] have you had a chance to listen to the audio? mr. aguilar: everybody should try and do their best -- and more than try. everyone in this institution, every member has an obligation to treat staff respectfully and to treat each other with dignity and respect and when people fall short they should say they fell short. i heard the audio and not had a conversation but i'll let her speak for herself on what's next. thank you so at

are hoping to find a way to prevent a wider or regional or the mariana evans dean. thanks for joining me. the rough on border crossing between egypt and gaza has reopened for humanitarian aid. and vehicles are entering the palestinian territory with vital supplies. these pictures are from the egypt side of the roof of crossing, which is the only entry point into the territory from outside is realm. the crossing has reopened in the past few hours and a humanitarian. a convoy has entered into gaza carrying food, water, and medicine of foreigners who have been waiting to leave the enclave have also gathered at the border. it's not known how long the crossing will remain open while the night of nations has warned that the health system in gaza is on the brink of collapse. i asked lin hastings to you and humanitarian coordinator in the post and in territories is 20 trucks with age can make any difference. yes, it will make a difference to those few people to do receipt, but it's a drop in the bucket. what we are calling for is a dean increasing daily deliveries of going

dean curnutt to start is strong in the 6:00. he will talk about that. a massive correlation in currency markets. jonathan: yields of, dollar stronger? tom: dollar stronger but it is the way the dollar is stronger. maybe the japanese are fighting to keep the yen off of 1.50. the answer is markets are moving. tom: can this equity markets -- jonathan: can this equity market lived with it? equities could work in a hybrid environment. the s&p 500 returned 15% every year from 1985 to 2005. when will rates were 2.5%, can we live with these rates? lisa: this is a key question. you are saying an increasing number of analysts come out and capitulate, whether it is morgan stanley or goldman sachs. yesterday, tech stocks outperformed. where is it going to hurt? it is counterintuitive. jonathan: manufacturing is getting better, not worse. payrolls on friday. tom: the numbers are getting better. lisa: on one hand you could say you are seeing a resurgence in manufacturing but prices came in lower than expected. this is the hope, people are hoping we get the immaculate

reporter: congressman dean phillips is he going to announce a bid against president biden on friday. do you have any response? mr. aguilar: nothing to do with the tweet he put out earlier today. one of the great things about serving in this institution is we see colleagues who want to run for other things. some of them are successful and some of them aren't. i think all of us have talked about the importance of re-electing joe biden and kamala harris and we can talk about it in the political context. that's what we are focused on, but people having ambitions and running for other things is par for the course. reporter: congresswoman jackson lee -- indiscernible] have you had a chance to listen to the audio? mr. aguilar: everybody should try and do their best -- and more than try. everyone in this institution, every member has an obligation to treat staff respectfully and to treat each other with dignity and respect and when people fall short they should say they fell short. i heard the audio and not had a conversation but i'll let her speak for herself on what's next. thank you so mu

bid against president biden, who is on his side. >> the comedian bill maher likes dean phillips, watch>> he is the new mike johnson treated other words the new guy i never heard of. in congress, dean phillips he is from minnesota, he's jewish, he's 54 did i mention he is 54. >> i love dean phillips because nobody knows who the [bleep] he is and that is good, do you know what i know about him, he is 54 and he has a d next to his name here it has half the votes and he doesn't have any of the baggage of the other guys. >> is making a point, longshot bid for dean phillips, if age is the biggest handicap for joe biden that is phillips opening, his candidacy exposes the biggest biden vulnerability he's not up for the task. stuart: is fascinating how these things work out, trump is 77 to be 70 if you selected next time. >> you know what's better than 54 with a d behind your name 54 with and are behind your name mike johnson that's what everybody likes him. nobody had heard of him. stuart: i think it's time we got to the markets, we have a rally let's talk about that, look at the numbers the d