>> well, desi and desi's friend, the palace is in chaos.'re driving on the wrong side of the road, there's flying nannies everywhere. it's a mess. >> michael: well, i think all of that stuff is normal there. but has the royal family explained why they released a photoshopped picture? >> yes, the royals are taking full responsibility for this breach of trust by completely blaming the whole thing on princess kate. mistakes were made all around, by her and her very real graphic design hobby. but the good news is, she's doing fine, and the palace just released a new photo that was taken this morning. see? everything is normal. she looks great. >> desi: um, grace, this is obviously manipulated. she's in front of the twin towers. >> hmm, yes. but you have to remember 9/11 didn't happen in england. oh, wait, you're right. i'm getting breaking news. the royals have admitted this photo has been edited. they're saying, quote, "on behalf of the entire royal family, this is kate's fault." wow, that was really insensitive of her, guys. >> michael: grace

desi lydic!ve got a lot of news to get into. russia meddles in its own election. spring break might be broken. and when life gives elon musk lemons, he fires them. but first let's get into our ongoing coverage of "indecision 2024." [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ donald trump has had a good week. he sealed the gop nomination. one of his 54 trials was postponed. he just figured out you can google "boobs." the man should be on top of the world! but some of his close friends in the right wing media are concerned. >> i know you have supporters, friends and families. they say it's lonely at the top, and i'm actually curious. is it ever lonely for you?" [laughter] >> desi: what a ridiculous question for a journalist to ask. of course he's not lonely. he saw his wife just six months ago! [bleep] walter cronkite over here. trump answered this question the way he answered every question: by saying whatever was on his mind at that moment. >> i study history and i was always told that andrew jackson as the presid

[laughter] >> desi: what is going on here?tting governor doing an ad for veneers, and for a dentist in another state? isn't that insulting to south dakota? "i flew to texas at 2:00 in the morning because these hillbilly dipshits in my state are that bad. next week i'm going to florida for a haircut." this is just so cringey. why is she shilling for smile texas when she should be shilling for west side dental spa, who do great work. use code "desi" to get me 25% off my next cleaning. [cheers and applause] that being said, i am impressed. this might be the first time a woman has had to fly in to texas to see a doctor. [audience reacts] [applause] >> michael: i do appreciate a politician being so transparent with the fact that they're bought. they should do this all the time! "my fellow americans, the state of our union is easy, breezy, beautiful. covergirl." let's move on to the big news of the day. if you're like many americans, you're on tiktok. in fact, you're probably on it right now while this show plays in the background.

desi lydic, everyone. there you have it.lause] i think maybe the last one, that does sound plausible. there you have it, that breaking news, the presidential election is still on. we now return you to your regularly scheduled presidential election year programming. >> fox news alert. america's border crisis boiling over. >> chaos at the border. >> the never-ending surge of migrants crashing across our southern border. >> jon: yes, every two to four years, we are reminded that we have a southern border and it is porous. >> there is a migrant crime spree killing americans and the president's an accessory to murder. >> we are being overwhelmed. there is no word to describe this except invasion. >> illegal invaders invading america pouring over our border by the millions. >> criminals, rapists, murderers, child predators, and god knows who else. [boos] >> jon: god knows who else? i mean, statistically, a couple of them at least have to be podcasters! murderers? but point taken, i think my pants just shit their pants. and if you'

[cheers and applause] we'll start with our very own desi lydic and michael kosta! desi, welcome.election season? >> jon, i'm going to be spending the next nine months here in a michigan diner, because diners are where real americans eat. the people are good to come of the menus are sticky, and the chickens have fingers. >> and i'll be in the same diner as desi, but the realer part of the diner. not the booth section, with all the coastal elite democrats and their fancy back support. i'll be spending the campaign at the counter with the trump voters, because realer americans want to sit at the bar stool on their coats. jon? >> jon: michael, what do trump voters think about this election? >> they're excited for president trump to win the presidency a third time and enact his agenda. >> jon: the border wall, tariffs, that's what they're excited for? >> no, i would say the vengeance. total and utter vengeance. one woman i met, irene, retired nurse, she said she hopes that trump will, quote, "split the skies and rain fire upon the states of blue, his terrible blade sundering his enemi

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before we go, let's check in with your host for the rest of the week, desi lydic! desi!vering this week? >> well, jon, we'll be following the news out of sneakercon, where donald trump has just debuted his snazzy golden sneakers. >> jon: nice. >> yeah, an american treasure, made in china! and not to be outdone, the democrats have announced a new line of limited-edition joe biden [bleep]-me pumps. [laughter and cheering] >> jon: i got to tell you, i think he's going to look incredible in those. very nice. thank you so much. here it is. here is your "moment of zen." >> because i honestly thought he was going to be aggressive and ask these so-called tough questions. so frankly, i did not fully enjoy the interview. >> sorry. - ♪ i'm going down to south park ♪ ♪ gonna have myself a time ♪ both: ♪ friendly faces everywhere ♪ ♪ humble folks without temptation ♪ - ♪ i'm going down to south park ♪ ♪ gonna leave my woes behind ♪ - ♪ ample parking day or night ♪ ♪ people spouting "howdy neighbor" ♪ - ♪ headin' on up to south park ♪ ♪ gonna see if i can't unwind ♪ - ♪ [muffled] ♪ -

it fully explained its desi-making and falls well into the zone of reasonableness.or: on the last question the reality iev if there is some increase in emergency room visits, the question of when that rises to a suicient safety risk is up to the fda, correct? ms. prelogar: that is right and. it did not overlook it. i want to emphasize that the studiewe far from the only evidence that the fda consulted. at the timitcted it had real-world experience during the covid-19 pandemic, a period of time when the in person dispensing requirement was not enforced and the fda started by looking at a comparati analysis the two periods when you had in persodiensing and when you didotnd saw that there was no serious increase of e evt -- events or the difference. that there are complications in virtually all of them. at what level the cost benefit analysis tells you to stop prescribing something is a very difficult questi, n't ? entrusted to the fda. justice sotoyo whatever the increase was, lee fda determined under thstdard that it was not sufficient to create a risk that counterba

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desi, we are 1 percent of the world's housing. the world standard is 6 percent, which means that 6 percent of a country's land is suitable for housing and habitation. it is standard that we have occupied one percent of our land, we really have land, but the infrastructure must be provided. we will take the same amount from the tenths, for example, from 6 and above, and spend it for land, for example, from tehran to saveh desert. we can either prepare it for infrastructure land with a subsidy for ourselves , let's prepare it, for example, 200 meters, 180 meters, water, gas , that's the cost, then let's give the land now , sell it to this person. he sells his car and builds a building i don't know if there is a connection , everything will become cheaper by itself, jobs will be created, and how many companies and factories will be created, that is, a real boom will be created . you have to tell me where the problem is. really, no one has answered me yet. you agreed that the gasoline subsidy should be assigned to the national code in

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isn't just desi the moon , it's ople to mars this rocket here isn't just desi the moon , it's designed.arsn what is known as. 30 minute hops from any part of the world to another part in 30 or 45 minutes. wow. because you're not going through the atmosphere. if you go up into space and then go around the earth and then land back down, suddenly ten hour suddenly what was a ten hour flight just half an hour. flight is just half an hour. >> imagine that. wonder >> well imagine that. i wonder how would set how much the tickets would set you a few few you back a few grand, few hundred few hundred thousand pounds, a few million. it depends if. million. anyway it depends if. >> stop them. >> just stop oil, stop them. >> just stop oil, stop them. >> there'll a maybe >> maybe there'll be a maybe there'll ryanair there'll be a jet two ryanair version a few decades. version soon. in a few decades. anyway, coming up, a debate. should princess of should we leave the princess of wales? catherine alone and just should we leave the princess of walethezatherine alone and just should we leave the princess o

desi arnaz...at's where i'll stay ♪ henry morgan, who was a comedian back in the '50s and '60s... these guys could get on letterman because letterman couldn't get anybody else. zehme: there was no better guest, incidentally, in the first couple years of late night with david letterman than jay leno. leno: i don't like food that has sexual connotations, you know? i don't want a whopper, i don't want wendy hot and juicy on my burger, and i especially don't want any secret sauce on it either, alright, pal? zehme: they came up in the clubs together. they had a rapport together. allen: that's where leno and letterman forged their friendship-- think it was summer of '75. jay leno, who is at this point sleeping in his car off the 405, lived for the punch line. it's a part of him. they actually have nude vendors. i can't buy food from a nude 300-pound man. "get your hot dogs here!" [laughter] "nothing for me, thank you." markoe: i think dave learned a bunch of stuff from him. jay was really, i would say, b

desi. and thens we got nobody hide. >> nobody hide.. chase right jarell in the back.ink about it because i think there's a moment right. >> like you're in it. you're just in theúgame and you're just fighting i mean the score didn't make it so stressful i think in those final minutes. butt& when you guys are sitting around going, oh, that was the spot. was there, was there a moment that you'll take away and you fg time? >> i think for us, coach heart always tells us to keep playing spuntil the buzzer goesúoff. so spwe're not really satisfied unl you know, the clock ticks off at the end of the game. tried to keep playing until, you know, the final buzzer run on. t really sunk inúfor all ofúus. >> let me ask you coach, i know one. once again this year and spthis year, just like last yea, you past oakland high in the northern california get to the state title game. you couldn't beat them last year. what was what changed and what what shifted in your approach this year? did anything change year to get to that title game? >> nothing changedn the approach difficult to beat a

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lucy, which portrayed another real-life marriage between a feisty comedian and a latino actor named desy disruptive, rather than blissful ones. the changes in what women expected from the world, it turns out, were irreversible, but getting women back under control, particularly white women, has been the project of the dominant economic class since the 1950s. and it accelerated during the 1970s, when an impressive woman named phyllis slafly led the conservative cause of convincing women what they really wanted wasn't freedom, independence, or feminism. god forbid an equal rights amendment to the constitution. no, no, it was good old fashioned domesticity. katie britt is in that tradition, an alabama lawyer and united states senator who would have you believe that she's nothing more than a happy housewife, much like shu laughly was an author and ppowerful speaker who would have you believe the same. the goal to sell women on giving up their hard-won rights and freedoms so that the men can be back in charge. their vehicle, it's called the trad wife trend. my guest tonight will explain what

constitution, desi was constitution not protect the rights of free speech, the right of assembly, theight to publish? that is what it is really about. juan: there have been some media reports that the biden administration was considering a plea deal which would end up with julian pleading guilty to a lesser charge but they not having to serve any time in prison. your reaction? do you think this is another fallback position that the biden administration is considering? >> well, it shows if the biden administration administration is even thinking about that, they're having second thoughts about their decision to pursue the espionage act against julian . i don't know what negotiations have gone on or not gone on. what i do know is that julian has suffered unbelievably also almost five years and is super max prison in britain. conditions are pretty awful. before that, five years almost in the ecuadorian embassy. my principal is that he is being published -- punished for publishing extremely uncomfortable truths about abu ghraib, afghanistan, and much more else around the world. he is an e

the desi not they had reached a point, a threshold where i could not communicate or have accetions.that triggers -- >> your commission was seer -- severe such that you cannot rsal action the transfer of authority? >> number one, they could not get to me. two, it was access to secure physical condition at the time. >> the decision was made, so who made the de >> as my assistance conferred, they agreed that we had reached that threshold and they ship with the process in place and th >> your military assistance maybe de secretary of defense? >> military aides made the decision to initiate the press. the law says that if i am unable to -- >> your time is expired. >> mr. secretary, thank you for coming here and sitting with us. i wish you good health and a speedy recovery.ccb we had a conversation earlier this week where i express my saby you and by your team. and my personal experiencein the military and what i would have expected my own cell to do in the circumstances. that is not talking about today. what we should talk about is rather than your health are those decisions that were m

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happened katelyn polantz described aileen cannon as skeptical of the notion that trump had the power to desi think the records as personal and take them with him to mar-a-lago when his presidency ended. but she did say that that could be a quote, forceful trial defense. >> so it's sort of >> unclear where she stood at least from that. is there any merit to that argument? >> none. >> and in fact, at 30,000 feet, you have to ask yourself, how would that ever get in front of the jury? the only way for that to get in front of the jury. the argument that trump had designated the documents as personal to himself is if trump testifies and trump's never gonna testify, i mean, he would get eviscerated. so in the absence of any evidence that supports a legal argument you can't make the argument. the arguments have to be based on the evidence and based on the facts and based on the jury instructions relevant to the jury instructions. and there is no jury instruction that says under the under the pra the public records act that a president can designate things personal turned off if he so decides that's

but look, donald trump's visit to ohio was not necessarily to boot who's his own candice desi both donald trump and his team believed that he will do very well in this state in november. instead, he was here to boost his endorsed candidate for the ohio senate primary. and that's businessman bernie moreno. moreno is locked in a messy, contested three-way primary and donald trump really came to the state the hopes of giving him that last minute a boost and more support ahead of that race on tuesday. but even though donald trump was here to talk about the ohio senate, primary, much of his speech focused on the general election. he attacked joe biden and blamed him for what he argued were the many charges that he is facing and heal it's also offered a new line that i've yet to hear yet on the campaign trail, and that is essentially that he argued if you were to not win reelection in november, that there would be a bloodbath in this country take a listen to how he put it. >> we're gonna put a 100% tariff on every single car that comes across the line. >> and >> your dr. to be able to sell thos

s desi moment. this was what the framers hoped, what would happen. whathey wanted the court to ben able to transcend the politics polit, to be ableitizen to rise above that and to point citizens, to a horizon, a constitutional horizon that unites them all. and they did that. they said that thi that.s not what the constitution means. and if we go down this road,e gw it's going to add a gross instability to the countryth. s and what you see with representative raskin and others is that you see this contrast where the court says, we don't wanourtt chaos. wellnd what's the response from representative? >> well, then we'll try another way to bring chaos. we'll trl try any to to do this in congress, which will never succeed. and it was also brought up what if it happens to a republican in this case? what wouldric and stop republics from just declaring maybe one one elected official declaring, oh, this democrats o ineligible for this reason or that reason? i don't think there wouleason. d be an end to it, and the result would be obvious chaos, which i think

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the medidia hasignateda is desis republicans as violent extremists who who threaten democracy, and they way to deal with them is to censoro and deplatform them. >> in other words, they're not welcome in polite society. becarently, nbc executives haven't been watching their own air because that's the agende au >> but here's how i look at it. seven months before the the left still fighting amongst themselves. this infighting has been going o on for months over biden strategy. now it's seeped into the media over poll numbers. the convention. this tells me the left's divided. former presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy joins me now. >> vic ins mina, how do you interpret what we saw in the las yt one, 24 hours at nbc? >> look, i don't think it wase a a great decision for ronna mcdaniel to join nbc ine show the first place after she chosee nbc to moderate that third rnc debate, which i was critical of. i think itwa of was poor optics and maybe poor substance for her to join nbc. but having had made that decision, i think it is unconscionable. even h nbc, without even hearing wast she has t

martinez: we think that the desi in chevron was -- reflected the best interpretaonith much respect to justice gorsuch's mother's epa. we think that that was the best interpretation. but b can i just go back and i think what you described eaieabout listening to the agency and taking into account all those things, our -- our rule would allow that. a's skidmore. i think the only difference between our rulend- and the skid- -- what -- the skidmore rt of approach and the chevron approach is that after lisni to the agency's explanation of all the things that yosa, if the court isn't persuaded by the agency that the agen's interpretation is correct, chevron would say you still have to go with the agency. and that's just like a dramatic thing. justtomayor: but why not? meaning i -- i think all of the play in disagreement is around the word "ambiguity." i know that there have been some earlier cases that suggested if there were two ausible meanings, you went with the agency meaning. i think we've gone far beyond that. it h tbe two reasonable meanings. assuming -- you -- you make an assumption

those desis. for amendment decisions.sh between the unrlng material and the editorial decisions. in common law th publisher was responsibl for both. and so th we still liable for what theeplishing the author's work. that's what congressand to get ridf 230. they wanted to essentially give our clients an incentive to weed out of the anthologies the stuff that was harmful for children and problematic. th('s why i don't think it works to say oh, well, then that's your speech so y'r you're liable under 230. it's thatdirial control, weeding out the bad stuff. that was whole point of 230 to empower that. >> ion know how you coulde -- he liable for -- well, i take that back. fofiion. but certainly if it was -- i an if you back in the■z day whef some written material was considered to be obscene,ou put together an anthology tha included obscene material you could be sued. today you put together an anthology of essays, nonfiction writg,nd there's defamation in there, then the publisher could be eu. exercising editorial discretion d

the federagornment can act and criticize the social media platform content moderation desis using the bully pulpit express views and at the state disagreed with how they were exercising their content moderation, they cou he done the same by criticizing them are urging them iluence them to adopt a separate standard. the state said they're going to pass aawhat takes over their content moderation. and dictates it has to be done in a different way. >> the texas law even more than florida can be understood as an expansion of public accommodio laws. the united states is often in a sion of defending a public accommodations laws and insisting that they be vigorously enforced. w you see what texas is trying to do as nstent with the broader stance about public accommodations laws? >> i want to sta o potentially some separate ground with respect to public accommodations laws on a particular status. we think theaware valid on their face and they serve compellingovnmental interests. to the extent you are looking at hoornary public accommodation law operates, the refusal to deal and rv we think tha

question is there is also operational problems with thehan discussed might they go a long way that desidow, the provision ofets for using the discount window, the speed has to increase. doesn't mean that the fed has to hold additional capital. the fed is way too engaged in the market in my view. but they should member banks have and member banks should have a strong understanding of how they can quickly and within hours, at a minimum hours, but actually should be much faster within minutes, they should be able to havtheir assets and the discount window linked up and the fed should know. we do this all the time. we do this all the time in the financial markets and we are world players. the fed has to come up and they are a you, maybe more. the conversations around deposit insurance are not intense. they have not been intense since the spring of last year. what i focused on is making sure we understood the facts as they were before we actually took action. measured twice and cut i think that has been borne out with regulars who have enoou th. we need to understand why they didn't utilize

. >> i am desi, chair of economic development for soma filipinos.that -- [ inaudible ] know that soma filipino exists, and it's also our economic platform, so we can start to build filipino businesses so we can start to build the cultural district. >> i studied the bok chase choy heritage, and i discovered this awesome bok choy. working at i-market is amazing. you've got all these amazing people coming out here to share one culture. >> when i heard that there was a market with, like, a lot of filipino food, it was like oh, wow, that's the closest thing i've got to home, so, like, i'm going to try everything. >> fried rice, and wings, and three different cliefz sliders. i haven't tried the adobe yet, but just smelling it yet brings back home and a ton of memories. >> the binca is made out of different ingredients, including cheese. but here, we put a twist on it. why not have nutella, rocky road, we have blue berry. we're not just limiting it to just the classic with salted egg and cheese. >> we try to cook food that you don't normally find from fili

the duty to explain provisions are all driven by desis to exclude conduct -- content -- and that happened 1:times a quarr at youtube but it is a crushing blow with nothing to do with some of the other things you're talking about. >> thank you. >>juice gorsuch? ste kavanaugh? >> to pick up on the word censorship that is being used in a loof different ways . when the government censors, when the government excludes speech from a public square, obviously, that's a violatn of the first amendment. when a private individual or private enty makes decisions about what to include and what to exclude, that's precd, generally, editoria discretion . even though you could view the private entity's decision to exclude something as, quote, private ceorship. >> absolutely. that was the whole thrust of this court's decision in hallett. suose the early case might have been a complete different case if that was an official city of boston parade, and the city of boston decided for the group. the whole reason that case came down the way did unanimously is because it was a private organization, exercising his

and i do think that donald trump, when he goes out and desi speeches and does his rallies he's winning. was not winning is when joe biden goes out there and he's very quiet and he's mumbling at times. he is not winning so i do think that biden we talked a lot about his age, but it's really his age is really him getting out there >> it's an it's an important britain point. it's going to be up to joe biden to counter donald trump he can't he can't replace himself in this. he is the principal trump. >> just breaking news for everybody watching donald trump is old too. >> i mean, we forget that really have here. >> but he talks enough about not being all too. it makes joe biden. >> but we're not learning anything from this because these are primary voters that were already going to vote for him. this was never an issue of messaging for nikki haley. it's a math problem, 100 -40 is 60 he's got 60. and in some cases 78% down >> now you asked >> for 12:00 >> from speeds much differently than i guess some other folks sitting up here to i heard him as measured as reasonable as someone who unders

i mean the end goal is to win and i do think that donald trump, when he goes out and desi speeches and does his rallies, he's winning who's not winning is when joe biden goes out there and he's very quiet and he's mumbling at times. >> he isn't not winning. so i do think that biden we talk a lot about his age, but it's really his age is really him getting out there. >> it's an it's an important point. it's going to be up to joe biden to counter donald trump he can't he can't replace himself in this. he's the principal trump. >> just breaking news for everybody watching. donald trump is old too. >> i mean, we forget that you have yours, but he talks enough about not being all too it makes joe biden or when i learned a thing from this because these are primary voters that were already going to vote for him. this was never at issue of messaging for nikki haley. it's a math problem, 100 -40 is 60. he's got 60. and in some cases 78% down. now >> you asked to much >> as reasonable as someone who understands. now the next goal is to unify not just the republican party, but this country and lo

desmond desi held his hand for a long time with programs, and i helped him with the program on the dukedsor, which was called edward on. edward. and i got to know him. he was a little bit brittle. he was a little bit, difficult , at the time, and of difficult, at the time, and of course, unfortunately , the course, unfortunately, the company ardent failed, which i think probably he didn't realise how difficult television is . he how difficult television is. he had a rather posh office with an atrium and marble and leggy secretaries running around. well, when you have the appurtenances of success, but you don't have success, you can burn through a lot of money very, very, very quickly . and very, very, very quickly. and that's what happened. and eventually royal said eventually the royal family said no it up, edward. just no pack it up, edward. just become a royal. and he's made a good success of that. and at this time, with the diminishing number of active royals, working royals, they're called , royals, as they're being called, he's coming into his own and he belatedly was made duke of

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