dean, well, maybe that's it for now. dean, dean, if, if you still want a husband, then i agree. dug in, set up machine guns, morning, motherfucker. they climbed that mountain, and another two hours later at the height that the turntables were supposed to occupy, and you say, yeah. so well, for a bold experiment, listen, but it’s true that in the helicopters they force parachutes to everyone, yeah, they calm down the authorities, in the mountains the parachute, like a poultice for a dead person, will smear on the stones like snot, what are they thinking about here. fake, uh-huh, hi guys, hello, does anyone have any smokers, the bumper on the mini was blown up, two soldiers and the captain were killed, a third had his legs torn off at the knee. after that batch i see everyone dead, my mother sent me the photographs, just like they were in an envelope, they’re just lying there, i can’t take them out, i’m afraid, i don’t look in the mirror at all, i shave thoroughly, maybe it will pass when i get home, or maybe it will pass? dinochka, you can change your first and last name in your

dean ornish: the answer is in many people it did. sanjay gupta: it's extraordinary, reversing something that seems so preordained. it's fixed. this is my life now. it sounds extraordinary. woman: how's that feeling? man: good. woman: good? cici zerbe: so great. sanjay gupta: it is the first randomized controlled clinical trial showing that some alzheimer's patients could experience cognitive improvement in just five months with intensive lifestyle changes alone. woman: rising up into the middle back. sanjay gupta: and importantly, those who did not make any changes in the trial worsened. those peer-reviewed findings go public in the journal alzheimer's research and therapy in june 2024. dean ornish: so the more you change, the more you improve. but to get reversal, you have to make really big changes. sanjay gupta: which again the big changes we're talking about, a vegan diet. dean ornish: yeah, and it's not just a vegan diet. twinkies are vegan. it's a healthy vegan diet. it's fruits, vegetables, whole grains, legumes, soy products,

dean, i came to you with very bad news, i don’t even know how to say it.and lyosha has nothing to do with it, i slept with him, forgive me, you fool, well, forgive me, god, laris, what a fool you are, you smoked your cigarettes, forgive me , you fool, give me, why, oh, i’d better wash myself, my heart almost stopped, well, did you receive the telegram? no, what telegram? well, didn't you get it? little ones! yes, it’s hot for him there for some reason, that’s probably where we placed him. now let's change him, this guy just hung up. what guy? let's take off your jacket, the one who called about the telegram. i don't understand, i'm feeling really bad premonition. i don't understand anything either. can you explain it to me properly? mother? mom, that he called, yes dean, everything is fine, yes, he called, said that he sent a telegram, which means this telegram will arrive soon, and why didn’t he say anything right away, yes the connection was interrupted, everything is fine, the main thing is to calm down and wait, you you’re deceiving me, but no one is d

dean: -- geoff: i believe your audio is live.l be right back. ♪ geoff: congresswoman dean of pennsylvania joins us now. welcome to the news hour. rep. dean: pleased to be with you. thank you for having me. geoff: i want to get response, that biden is an ineffective messenger that should not have it place at the top of the ticket in this election. rep. dean: let me say how much i admire and respect ranking member smith. he has been a critical guide to our caucus on the armed services and other top issues. i have complete respect for what he said, and the community -- communication with the white house. i happen to be in a different lace. i am unapologetically supportive of the president, his record, his decency and integrity and i, like adam smith, clear eyed about the challenges in front of us. i have been talking to our leadership, the administration, the campaign and more importantly, my constituents. i would be happy to tell you what they say. geoff: before we get to that, in the same letter the president wrote to congressiona

but so far, while dean says there's been interest, the a's have yet to secure a lender. dean says the remaining 850 million dollars will be the responsibility of a's owner john fisher. dean says the fisher family could do all of the required equity for the project, but they would also like to have outside investors from the las vegas area. dean says they've held off on reaching out to potential investors until they had a more refined design of the stadium. well, this is more information than we've had in some time. baseball insiders say there are still very key questions that remain unanswered. who are those owners? >> that might come in and assist. fisher in that gap of 1.0. 2 billion dollars can you show us the want? working architectural drawings so you can start building on at some point. no, you can't. could you've gotten approval from major league baseball on who those additional owners might be to join fisher and in the a's ownership. no, you can't. because you either don't know their names or you don't have them. >> also during the meeting, dean share details on

but so far, while dean says there's been interest, the a's have yet to secure a lender.n says the remaining 850 million dollars will be the responsibility of a's owner john fisher. dean says the fisher family could do all of the required equity for the project, but they would also like to have outside investors from the las vegas area. dean says they've held off on reaching out to potential investors until they had a more refined design of the stadium. well, this is more information than we've had in some time. baseball insiders say there are still very key questions that remain unanswered. who are those owners? >> that might come in and assist. fisher in that gap of 1.0. 2 billion dollars can you show us the want working architectural drawings so you can start building on at some point. no, you can't. could you've gotten approval from major league baseball on who those additional owners might be to join fisher and in the a's ownership. no, you can't. because you either don't know their names or you don't have them. >> also during the meeting, dean share details on the s

but so far, while dean says there's been interest, the a's have yet to secure a lender. dean says the remaining 850 million dollars will be the responsibility of a's owner john fisher. dean says the fisher family could do all of the required equity for the project, but they would also like to have outside investors from the las vegas area. dean says they've held off on reaching out to potential investors until they had a more refined design of the stadium. he also shared details on the stadium itself saying the ballpark has been located just a bit northeast of the center of the site and the orientation of the ballpark will be towards the mgm grand in new york, new york dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> weather time here as we get a live look outside camera, kind of a shoe shaken as it sits atop mount temple bias. well, that's because of some winds, but apparently the winds are going to die down. but the sun is going to work extra hard, right? yeah, it is. here comes that heat again. all from that same ridge of high pressure starting cranked up the heat much of july. already, t

but so far, while dean says there's been interest, the a's have yet to secure a lender. 850 million dollars will be the responsibility of a's owner john fisher. dean says the fisher family could do all of the required equity for the project, but they would also like to have outside investors from the las vegas area. dean says they've held off on reaching out to potential investors until they had a more refined design of the stadium. well, this is more information than we've had in some time. baseball insiders say there are still very key questions that remain unanswered. who are those owners? >> that might come in and assist. fisher in that gap of 1.0. 2 billion dollars can you show us the want working architectural drawings so you can start building on at some point. no, you can't. have you gotten approval from major league baseball on who those additional owners might be to join fisher and in the a's ownership. no, you can't. because you either don't know their names or you don't have them. >> also during the meeting, dean share details on the stadium itself saying the

i know dean is a lawyer. people forget you're a comedian and a lawyer but i know you're a lawyer too. i'm going to go right down the middle to melissa get your raw unvarnished reaction to what the court has done. >> i thought justice jackson's dissent, joy, was spot on. this is a court that has air gated power to itself over and over and over again during this term. all you have to do is look to just the week before this immunity decision when the court overruled chevron on the view that allowing the executive to regulate through administrative agencies would essentially make the executive a king. but they don't seem to mind king-making when it comes in the posture of presidential authority to abuse the office. and so we have these inconsistent rulings. you cannot regulate smog emissions but you cannot order seal team 6 to assassinate a political rival. and this defies the separation of powers by consolidating authority not just in the president but also in the court and taking it away from congress, the bran

the three deans have been identified as susan chang-kim, cristen kromm, and matthew patashnick. another dean, josef sorett, involved in another text exchange, will get to keep his job, promising to help with an inclusive environment. the campus will undergo anti-semitic training this fall. >>> and the"the tampa bay times reported a florida teen was bitten by a shark during lifeguard training camp. it happened near the tower shortly before noon yesterday. they say the 14-year-old had been practicing in the water when he landed on a shark. the victim received stitches and is expected to be okay. the attack comes just days after two separate bite incidents were reported at a nearby beach. >>> and ahead, lakeside hero. we're going to show you how a hero made a huge leak to stop a runaway boat. i got help to push back. lybalvi helps us push back against bipolar 1. once-daily prescription lybalvi is proven to treat manic or mixed episodes of bipolar 1 in adults, to help you push back. elderly patients with dementia have increased risk of death or stroke. do not take lybalvi if you are

office, but you continue the debate, continue, i went to the dean’s office?notice? what's happened? i just thought it was my neighbor. oh, i was so scared, oh, but it's not her. listen, maybe we can talk in a calmer environment? a where? well, for example, we can go to visit my friend, he is also from aviation, but we need to find where to call. come on, okay, let's go. you know, you’ve become even more beautiful, haven’t you? yes, i am, by the way. i came then, even at the institute i was looking for you, when in the winter, i had already left , my studies were just ending that summer, it’s clear why you didn’t write to me, you didn’t tell me your last name, i didn’t know what it’s up to you to write your name, by the way, what’s your last name?

well, that's all come to me, dean. wife, lesya. and she's sick. soon it will all end, it will end, that’s it. come on, why have you been lying here since this morning? the child needs to go for a walk, let's get dressed, take a walk yourself , get some fresh air, i'll go to the dairy kitchen in the meantime, get dressed, alesya, follow you, grandma said to the village, you need to go, now, climb, you'll die here, that means this is your fate, no follow me. hello, lesya, hello, ivan platonovich, how glad i am to see you, how is she, well. okay, arkady is really interested in me doesn’t come in, i myself didn’t dare to disturb you in any way. tell me, how do you feel now? i feel bad. “it’s painful, i’ve lost my gift, lesya, tell me, is it true that you shouldn’t take money for your treatment, really, this is the biggest sin, and i never took it, what? do you think it’s arkary? i don’t think so, i know. lesya, lesya. dean, i want to set the record straight, the fact is that so many events have happened lately, and i’m confused, everything is happenin

thank you, we will have you back, dean maki, especially closer to september, thank you.ld trump to help the tech industry. said by anthony scaramucci — the former president's communications chief — sacked afterjust ten days on thejob — and now a crypto fund manager. despite being a republican — �*the mooch' has now backed kamala harris in the presidential election. he's been telling the bbc why some top silicon valley figures are supporting donald trump — and why they should think again. one of the big issues the democrats have had is on the side of regulation — for some reason ecv crypto currency regulation and financial services regulation to gary gensler and senator warren. that has been a great source of frustration with the seasons, in silicon valley. many of these people have tech exposure, exposure and coin exposure through a number of currencies. this move towards donald trump is a direct result of that. what i would caution people about is the former president is very transactional, he says he is for one thing today, could very well be for another thing tomorrow

i have bill trainer, dean of georgetown law and it is my privilege to welcome you to our inaugural supreme court term in review and today we are looking at a crisis of democracy two years post jobs and we will have some very important discussions about civil rights and health law and the discussions today about the last term could not be more timely because it is 10:00 and even as we are speaking we have three decisions being handed down from including one of great import. let me say at the start a very special thank you to our guests and panelists. it is an extraordinary group and i think at georgetown law, probably because we are in washington, d.c. you can look out and see the capitol through the window, we have just amazing panelists and events throughout the year but this is particularly extraordinary and i am just really delighted that we are convening so many important people involved in scholarship and making change in the world to talk about these issues. i would also like to thank our cosponsors at the o'neill institute for organizing the and i would like a round of applause for

there's a headline at the top, listen, dean, maybe we can paste our photo here too?well, you’ll go to bed, the door, but don’t close the chain, and where are you going, mom, with uncle kolya to the restaurant? this mustachioed bigot will again snore behind my wall half the night, for some centuries my mother’s personal life is getting better, she raised her daughter, got her married, i have every right, so far, no shawls, i can recommend breathing. drew even ones, tries, maybe from his artist, it will work out. you’re not heavy, yes, for what, 3 months already, i’ve always wanted it myself. who? that's good, i made you a long time ago, okay. yes, i guessed it a long time ago , baby. why? yes, i was embarrassed to tell you that you would be embarrassed. listen, i want to consult with you. let's talk like woman to woman. in general, did you understand me correctly? you’re heavy, he won’t notice, it was impossible to talk to you, you can’t see it, that’s okay, let’s say that he’s premature, lord, what will they hang on him, but honest girl, it’s hard for you to lie, wel

dean is still in there. to use this platform and use the opportunity in this country to push that narrative and get as many kids into the sport as possible. ronald hugh's, broke the record in the hundred metres, now he wants to strike the gold like his idol famously did. i strike the gold like his idol famously did.— strike the gold like his idol famously did. strike the gold like his idol famousl did. ., ., ., ., , famously did. i want to follow his footste -s famously did. i want to follow his footsteps you _ famously did. i want to follow his footsteps you know, _ famously did. i want to follow his footsteps you know, just - famously did. i want to follow his footsteps you know, just one i famously did. i want to follow his footsteps you know, just one of l footsteps you know, just one of those _ footsteps you know, just one of those intensifying moments. you go up those intensifying moments. you go up on _ those intensifying moments. you go up on your— those intensifying moments. you go up on your set po

dean, would you like me to find you a phone number, marika?e dawn, samygri borisovich, and i just fell asleep at night, fly, they ask for a symposium on a business trip, korotkova got sick, her i will hand you the report at the airport, where, i ask. in tashkent, here i finally woke up, mom, listen, when you arrived, where did you stop? i came straight to you from the airport, i was afraid that you were studying, but my hotel is somewhere nearby, the clerks would have known, i would have baked pies, mom, oh, thank you, mark me for 4 days. they sent me for 4 days, i miss you so much, i can’t dream, listen, mom, and today i’m leaving on a business trip, where, oh, mom, to garmanistan, a conference on the topic of whether the sun of a new day will rise in garmanistan or not , some say , will come, others say, no, to afghanistan, mark’s business trip, you know, the topic is acute, burning, they say you can’t do without translators, it seems to me that translators will only confuse everything, a conference, yes mom, i’m exaggerating everything as u

governor dean?r reaction first. >> well, violence is obviously not the answer in a democratic society. it's important for candidates to use violent images, because this is the kind of stuff that happens when you do that. so, it looked like the president, former president wasn't badly hurt, but we don't know, and we don't even know what caused it. but, i think i would put an appeal out for everybody was going to vote and who has strong feelings that if you go this far that is not going to serve democracy well. >> stewart? >> you know, where he campaigns, you are always concerned at the presidential level about security and any chances of risk to a candidate. we just have to find out what happened here. hopefully president trump is going to be okay. it looks like he is. but we really just don't know about what happened here. i can't really comment on it. if it's violence there's obviously no place for it in merck and politics. >> again, just to bring people up to speed, the images on the left part of

the dean of columbia college, he is fully in his position still. being disciplined at all. he just had to issue an apology. the same thing we see with the students. protestors who were arrested. their charges were all dropped by the manhattan d.a. >> steve: what do you have to do to get in trouble at columbia? >> a lot it seems like. >> steve: i understand while a lot of the jewish students who we've spoken to over the last number of months, they feel like we're happy we complained and there has been some action but pro-palestinian students and protestors say this is a witch hunt, unacceptable. >> this is exactly what they're saying after the news broke yesterday that these deans would be suspended. they're saying it is a witch hunt. i think it is ironic. these are the same protestors that are going after quote, unquote, zionists on campus and saying we don't want them here and trying to filter out their friend groups out of anyone who might be remotely pro-israel. it is hypocrisy. >> steve: we have a snippet of the quote the university president p

but so far, while dean says there's been interest, the a's have yet to secure a lender. 850 million dollars will be the responsibility of a's owner john fisher. dean says the fisher family could do all of the required equity for the project, but they would also like to have outside investors from the las vegas area. dean says they've held off on reaching out to potential investors until they had a more refined design of the stadium. well, this is more information than we've had in some time. baseball insiders say there are still very key questions that remain unanswered. who are those owners? >> that might come in and assist. fisher in that gap of 1.0. 2 billion dollars can you show us the want? working architectural drawings so you can start building on at some point. no, you can't. have you gotten approval from major league baseball on who those additional owners might be to join fisher and in the a's ownership. no, you can't. because you either don't know their names or you don't have them. >> also during the meeting, dean share details on the stadium itself saying th

but so far, while dean says there's been interest, the a's have yet to secure a lender.n says the remaining 850 million dollars will be the responsibility of a's owner john fisher. dean says the fisher family could do all of the required equity for the project, but they would also like to have outside investors from the las vegas area. dean says they've held off on reaching out to potential investors until they had a more refined design of the stadium. well, this is more information than we've had in some time. baseball insiders say there are still very key questions that remain unanswered. who are those owners? >> that might come in and assist. fisher in that gap of 1.0. 2 billion dollars can you show us the want working architectural drawings so you can start building on at some point. no, you can't. could you've gotten approval from major league baseball on who those additional owners might be to join fisher and in the a's ownership. no, you can't. because you either don't know their names or you don't have them. >> also during the meeting, dean share details on the s

but so far, while dean says there's been interest, the a's have yet to secure a lender. dean says the remaining 850 million dollars will be the responsibility of a's owner john fisher. dean says the fisher family could do all of the required equity for the project, but they would also like to have outside investors from the las vegas area. dean says they've held off on reaching out to potential investors until they had a more refined design of the stadium. well, this is more information than we've had in some time. baseball insiders say there are still very key questions that remain unanswered. who are those owners? >> that might come in and assist. fisher in that gap of 1.0. 2 billion dollars can you show us the want working architectural drawings so you can start building on at some point. no, you can't. could you've gotten approval from major league baseball on who those additional owners might be to join fisher and in the a's ownership. no, you can't. because you either don't know their names or you don't have them. >> also during the meeting, dean share details on t

but so far, while dean says there's been interest, the a's have yet to secure a lender. dean says the remaining 850 million dollars will be the responsibility of a's owner john fisher. dean says the fisher family could do all of the required equity for the project, but they would also like to have outside investors from the las vegas area. dean says they've held off on reaching out to potential investors until they had a more refined design of the stadium. well, this is more information than we've had in some time. baseball insiders say there are still very key questions that remain unanswered. who are those owners? >> that might come in and assist. fisher in that gap of 1.0. 2 billion dollars can you show us the want working architectural drawings so you can start building on at some point. no, you can't. could you've gotten approval from major league baseball on who those additional owners might be to join fisher and in the a's ownership. no, you can't. because you either don't know their names or you don't have them. >> also during the meeting, dean share details on t

but so far, while dean says there's been interest, the a's have yet to secure a lender. dean says the remaining 850 million dollars will be the responsibility of a's owner john fisher. dean says the fisher family could do all of the required equity for the project, but they would also like to have outside investors from the las vegas area. dean says they've held off on reaching out to potential investors until they had a more refined design of the stadium. well, this is more information than we've had in some time. baseball insiders say there are still very key questions that remain unanswered. who are those owners? >> that might come in and assist. fisher in that gap of 1.0. 2 billion dollars can you show us the want working architectural drawings so you can start building on at some point. no, you can't. have you gotten approval from major league baseball on who those additional owners might be to join fisher and in the a's ownership. no, you can't. because you either don't know their names or you don't have them. >> also during the meeting, dean share details on the s

dean: i'm madeleine dean from the keystone state. thank you democratic women for this showing of support for vice president kamala harris. i join my voice of all of yours to endorse kamala harris. i will be brief. i want to first say about the president, how beautiful was his speech last night, his remarks to the nation. just magnificent, around of applause for the selflessness and how lucky we have been to serve. i can't wait for the future brings. i come from the keystone state. you know by way of our history, pennsylvania was considered the keystone state back in the colonial era because of its geographic, political and economic centeredness. we are going to elect kamala harris and whoever her vice presidential nominee might be. but pennsylvania is so excited, so ready for the first african american asian american woman to be president of the united states. i associate myself with the beautiful words of everyone here and end with what she just started today, if you saw her campaign launch video, her phrase is we choose freedom. we

the longest-serving dean since 1971. he is the preeminent scholar on tax law has scholarship focuses on nonprofits. the energy sector and corporate governance. we are very lucky to have him here with us tonight based on incredible work setting up a number at the law school there including one for israeli studies. took some time outs of his academic career to further work in that area as well. he's a double yell grad from yale college and yale law school. two double bulldogs appear tonight. should make for a fun night. he clerked for judge on the ninth circuit and clerked for the late justice ruth bader ginsburg on the supreme court. professor is another double bulldogs is also law school now he teaches constitutional law both the university i'm sorry at the college and the law school. he has been cited by supreme court justices across the spectrum in more than four dozen cases. he is on the most cited legal scholars out there i think in the top five. he clerked for judge injustice briar enjoying the yale faculty at age 2

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congressman madeleine dean joins me in just a moment. n madeleines men ijust a moment.. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. >>> we don't know much about her yet. she was the vice president in the biden administration but she doesn't play a major role besides immigration. >> think she's been a part of the biden -- president biden success. she's been there sever step of the way. and lately she's been out talking about the abortion issue, i think she's been on the trail with him. she has to introduce herself to a little bit more to america. >> those are voters from pennsylvania, another must-win state looking to win more about the new defact or democratic nominee. so what does the commonwealth want to know. joining us now congressman madeleine dean who represents the fourth district which includes the mainline. so many suburban women that are key and donald trump wanted them in 2016 and d

we return to our conversation now with minnesota democratic congressman dean phillips. congressman, you were just saying that in your estimation, the presidet no longer has the faith and trust of the majority of congress. before your election, it was republicans who held minnesota's third district. for 60 years. you're not running for re-election there. with the scene you are painting, do you think that congress goes to republican control, that seat but also congress in the senate and the house. >> i think so and i think that is one reason we're seeing this massive shift. it is my colleague's backyard. they're seeing their numbers precipitously decline. our front lines are the most in the country and i had a district that had not voted for a democrat in 60 years. we could reinvite independents or never trump republicans, and democrats have been using imposition, not invitation. and i my think colleagues are recognizing that sadly, a man we love, joe biden is going to drag down this whole ticket. it is not just about the white house and if democrats do not hold the senat

write an application to the dean's office. stunning, wait, which dean's office? what's happened?u thought about it, mom, no one for me i don’t need it, it’s an illusion, it’s an eternal woman’s mistake, i’ll live alone, believe me, i know there’s nothing good in this, hello, yes, yes, hello, no, sorry, i won’t be able to see you today, but listen , i don’t have to report to you, yes, and i also wanted to tell you, you definitely need to learn to cope on your own, because otherwise, i’m psychotherapy, well, it’s just pointless, yes, okay, all the best, goodbye, unexpectedly, you refused the patient , give me a pose of extreme amazement, fantastic, okay, so there is a possibility continue the discussion, here you go, you’ll find out, this is your old address book, look through a couple of phones, you’ll definitely find it there, mom, all my few suitors have been married a long time ago. my god, what a problem, they will get divorced, and the old love, as you know, you know, it was very short-sighted of you to choose the most modest guy in the company. nikolai was handsome, played t

, wait, dean, she didn’t give me stasya.otic village, there was this crazy old woman with an axe. dean, i don't i know what to do. maybe this is good? you and i may still have children; if you stay, you will visit. dean, what are you talking about, my daughter was stolen from me. they are ruining her, are you ready to help me? what to do? go! for this portrait with a nag, i received first prize in this competition. well done, san, yes! to become, now you have become, now the whole world is open to you, yes, i was invited to work in yes, i’m not talking about that, you wanted to be a photographer in australia, a big project, when are you leaving? i don’t know, things aren’t going well here yet, i need to complete old projects, i have idea, to film a young mother and her child, to film in detail one day in the life of a young mother, i’m counting on you to help, what’s interesting here, diapers, feeding. well, don’t tell me, the initial period is the most interesting time, so freeze, please, don’t move. what are you going to d

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. >> dean phillips, of minnesota. who ran against joe biden.he eventually had to drop out because joe got so many more delegates. i think dean phillips has 4. but you supported him. but he was right. and he is owed an apology by a lot of people in the mainstream media and the democratic party because he was saying joe biden of 2024 is not the same guy who debated andrew yang. >> i'm so glad that you raised that dean phillips staked his career and so many people talk pot shots at him and now he has been proven right. i hope that people recognize the sacrifices that dean made to make his case that now millions of americans can see to be true with our own eyes. dean stood up for his principles if the face of his party and now there are many other people that are going to be joining him after the fact. i wish that this had come out five, six months earlier. >> steve: no kidding. i think there are a lot of democrats who feel exactly the same way as you, andrew. ultimately though, let's fast-forward to the convention. is joe biden going to be their n

but so far, while dean says there's been interest, the a's have yet to secure a lender. dean says the remaining 850 million dollars will be the responsibility of a's owner john fisher. dean says the fisher family could do all of the required equity for the project, but they would also like to have outside investors from the las vegas area. dean says they've held off on reaching out to potential investors until they had a more refined design of the stadium. well, this is more information than we've had in some time. baseball insiders say there are still very key questions that remain unanswered. who are those owners? >> that might come in and assist. fisher in that gap of 1.0. 2 billion dollars can you show us the want working architectural drawings so you can start building on at some point. no, you can't. could you've gotten approval from major league baseball on who those additional owners might be to join fisher and in the a's ownership. no, you can't. because you either don't know their names or you don't have them. >> also during the meeting, share details on the st

i'm perfectly willing to listen to crackpot ideas that dean phillips, saturday's.t, he never would have got he would have gotten more than 62 votes in new hampshire or whatever he got but let's the dice are rolled already. if you get all 50 states shares, not all of whom agree with each other backing this, this election is over. alayna, we've got to focus on the real enemy at the party of hate and anger, which is the republicans. and i think kamala harris is going to do a really good job on that au and what do you foresee is the biggest obstacle for democrats in the coming days and weeks i think they've got to get their act together behind kamala harris, pure and simple. >> look what has happened here is literally, we've run out of time. maybe way back in maybe april if this had happened in april, maybe we could have had a mini primary, maybe some other candidates would've gotten in. we are less than a month away from the democratic convention and remember that kamala harris has happened, has done one thing that none of the others have she has been vetted on a nati

let's send that puppy up there on the amazon rankings governor dean as the former dnc chair. what's going to happen next and what's the path of least resistance for democrats? >> it's already happening much to my astonishment apparently this afternoon, this evening, all 50 state chairs endorsed kamala harris so i mean, this idea that there's going to be a many primary is just not going to happen and there's a lot of reasons might make you feel better if it happened, but as you all pointed out, all the principal players have already decided they are going to support kamala harris so at this, point, i'm going to defer to elaine because she knows far more about the rules than i do and they probably changed a bit in 20 years but at this point from a political point of view it hasn't even been 24 hours and i think this thing is getting pretty close to be locked up yeah, it's interesting a few hours ago i was reporting that the other possible candidates were kind of keeping their powder dry powder dry to see how much the democratic party coalesced around harris. >> and since then,

but so far, while dean says there's been interest, the a's have yet to secure a lender. 850 million dollars will be the responsibility of a's owner john fisher. dean says the fisher family could do all of the required equity for the project, but they would also like to have outside investors from the las vegas area. dean says they've held off on reaching out to potential investors until they had a more refined design of the stadium. well, this is more information than we've had in some time. baseball insiders say there are still very key questions that remain unanswered. who are those owners? >> that might come in and assist. fisher in that gap of 1.0. 2 billion dollars can you show us the want working architectural drawings so you can start building on at some point. no, you can't. have you gotten approval from major league baseball on who those additional owners might be to join fisher and in the a's ownership. no, you can't. because you either don't know their names or you don't have them. >> also during the meeting, dean share details on the stadium itself saying the

we'll hear from joe manchin and congressman dean phillips.he co-chair of president biden's re-election campaign cedric richmond will join us. and what more could the secret service have done more. we'll check in with the chairman of the house intelligence committee ohio republican mike turner. >>> finally we'll take a deeper look at what a potential trump second term could mean for america and the world. it is all just ahead on "face the nation". ♪ ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "face the nation." as we start a new week here in washington, the country is still making sense of the tumultuous moment that we're in. on monday, just two days after donald trump survived an assassination attempt at a pennsylvania rally, a federal judge in florida dismissed the charges brought by jack smith for trump's mishandling of classified documents. those counts have been widely viewed as the most serious charges out of all of the felony counts he faced in federal and state courts. smith plans to appeal. that same day the republican national convention kicke

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>> no, i wrote a book about it and governor dean is right. but seriously, she is a woman who has this momentum, this energy, that no one thought, they omitted her at the beginning when they were taking about telling the president to step aside. they omitted this woman and now this woman is about to save the party. $100 million, she beat out barack obama, just in two days, and she is on pace to potentially get the number of delegates that joe biden had before he left the race and that was 3900 delegates at the time. so she is on pace to get the majority, if not all of his delegates. so she has the momentum, she actually has a chance now. people were saying, who has a chance to be donald trump, it looks like kamala harris does. >> you know, howard, harris is leaning into her background as a prosecutor when she attacks trump. in your mind, is that going to be an effective strategy for undecided voters? >> it'll be incredibly effective. i mean, trump's gets vulnerability is that he is now an adjudicated conflict. and that makes people really unco

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