the three year campaign to get jen o'malley dillon succeeded. succeeded -- she was, of course, joe biden's presidential campaign manager. i will never forget that it was jen o'malley dillon who gave press briefings the day after election night, saying, joe biden has this won, which i then communicated to everyone any with complete confidence. and then on saturday, when joe biden was officially called by the networks, oh my friends thought i was wicked smart because -- >> just listen to o'malley dillon, i remember that moment too, it was the opposite of what triggering is. i guess reassuring is the world. >> yeah, exactly! >> she spoke with such confidence, such normalcy, such intelligence. it was actually an incredibly important role she played in what was a chaotic moment, as someone who basically lived in the keystone state in the closing weeks of that election. i can attest to, a, how important it was to have jen o'malley dillon on the airwaves, but also b, how critical those down ballot seats are, not just to democratic control method to the

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biden won't meet elon musk the guy making all of his electric cars but he will meet with dillon. democrats' message going into midterms let's neuter your son he is going through a phase so cut it off. it's wrong not to. but drag shows sex changes and 45 pronouns are now a part of american foreign policy. our state department gave exdoor $execuador $20,000 to put on drg shows. i guess you call that soft power. if you see men dressing up as women from ecuador is that going to stop you migrate to america? or migrate faster? did they run that by the border czar kamala harris? i don't think the root causes of migration is not having drag shows. dots biden administration know that american students can't do math anymore? we just saw the biggest drop of all time in math scores for 40 and eighth graders across the country. the democrats closed the schools down and told all the students they were racist who needed sex changes. i wonder why they're failing algebra? almost like they want our children dumb and confused easier to lie to them than load them up with debt that way. democrats are

bay area lawyer dillon is representing him. >>> hosting a debate between newsom and brian dahle, watch it at 1:00 p.m., kqed. >>> another headline, where is the money? the government promised a tax rebate weeks ago, but a lot of people haven't received them. this is a one-time payment for anybody who filed 2020 tax returns by october of last year. if you efiled and got a refund by direct deposit, expect your payment in your account before the 14th of november. if you didn't efile, the refund will be on a debit card. >>> blockbuster trade and the arrival. hello, christian mccaffrey. >> just touched down, can't tell you how excited a m. can't wait to get to work. >> the newest member of the 49ers, more of a homecoming. landed and went to work at 49ers hq. he's no stranger to the bay area. he was a dominant running back at stanford, a heisman finalist in 2015. now he hopes to suit up this sunday against the chiefs. >> just being back in the bay area where i've had so many great memories, going back to stanford, having friends who are still here, knowing guys in the locker room already, it

let's go to dillon in georgia, dillon >> caller: hey, jim. how are you doing? >> jimmy chill is doing fine how about you? >> caller: i'm doing all right the stock i'm calling about today is devon energy. >> okay. yeah >> caller: i was wondering do you think it will continue to rise after the recession due to a cyclical factor. >> devon is a big holding for the charitable trust you can find out more if you're members of our investing club and devon is one of the best companies in the world it is not going to be hurt by that it's doing a terrific job and a stock worth holding. the important earnings are doing better than expected and that's a large part of the market's new found strength on "mad money" tonight activist firm starboard value had a very busy week last week setting sights on four new companies u. what should we make of the latest move? i'm digging into the details. >>> a strong dollar held bad news for stocks but are there signs the dollar could be peaking? i'm going off the charts to find out in a very controversial view. >>> last week we got a call

he was meeting with dillon about how to transition young kids. >> yeah. pretty crazy stuff, jesse.flation. they are not talking about their spending policies. their energy policies. they are not talking about anything that's actually on the minds of voters all across the country. they are trying to distract and obsess with these ridiculous identity politics issues. i don't know who this person is. i don't know what they ever did to deserve a meeting with the white house. but if the white house is running ads on letting pharmaceutical companies exermted on small children instead of fighting the inflation crisis, i think that tells you everything we need to know about this election. >> jesse: yeah, dylan is invited on "primetime" any time maybe after the election because like i said there is more important issues to deal with. we just found out your opponent wants to make puerto rico and d.c. a state. nothing against d.c. and puerto rico. they are not ready to get their own stars. the flag is full. and i think everybody needs to know that. >> that's exactly right, jesse. >> jesse: th

. >> i'll reach out to the staff and have them get in touch with you dillon ar katelin?can manage unless katelin. i'll bring in katelin as needed but i'm the one that will process the permit. >> okay, i'll reach out to them. >> i think this may be part of the sf live campaign. you know, i don't know. >> thz why the city is paying for it. >> regardless if the city is paying for it or not, they need a permit. >> i agree that they need permit. i was just confused why it wouldn't be permitted. >> maybe the city will pay for their permit. either way they need a permit. >> agreed. >> thank you. >> any other questions for commissioners. >> i have a question for deputy director. on ultraf, do we know how many they have received. >> this is being investigated by northern station and i believe alus are also being looked to. from our office only one notice of violation. >> okay, thank you. >> i don't have a question so much as a comment, there is a lot of violations and some are from people who clearly don't know the rules. a lot have done things for years and years a certain way.

the report says the dillon law grou will navigate trump's subpoena the firm has represented others in trumps circle, including michael finn . we reach out to the logger for comment and so far, no response. >>> in a few hours, former trum strategist and opportunistic steve bannon could be sentenced to jail time. he is facing six months behind bars for refusin a summons to testify before congress about the january 6th capital insurrection. >>> to oakland where they made their inaugural love-life day this evening. this comes at a time when the city is seeing a lot of pain and violence and turmoil in the streets. they are meeting it face to face. they have a goal to promote peace and love in oakland. the celebration included a lot of performances . the mayor presented keys to the city to a lot of people making the difference, including the sky, musician and community activist >> i did a song 20 years ago an it went a little something like , i got the north, i got the west. i suggest you people don't! >> he was born and raised in oakland and is dedicated to organizing a lot of different co

she's convinced that using special cell waves to crack, the shells would be more reliable. dillon has come as long as we have the shrimp, the mechanical shelling is better for a company and the demand for shrimp is there. we're going to like ok, they mostly for tourists and hotels. right? oh. like mostly for private buyers. they come to us because they don't want shrimp that's been shipped half way around the world. mm hm. it's an issue for a lot of people. the transport and its impact on defense will be the same, deferring as of a wine. we don't want to be cheaper. the morocco. shrimp is still a product that's worth its price. i buy, we know the fishes don't earn what they should on my feet from like, our goal is for the fishes to make a bit more money. hm. and the quality of the ship mate will be better than the product from morocco because we don't have to do as much to preserve the means. if we do the shelling right here, we have not been sure if you think about it, the shrimp for morocco, a preserved and liquid, so they keep for 6 months, that's the preservatives. they just don't

so when the dillons invited us to have this amazing event and i saw this helicopter and thought, maybecould take that to the border on day one and get busy securing the border, i'm not a pilot, but i would be happy to sit back there. day one, our one, we will call it what it is, issue a declaration of invasion at our border. we will stop the flow of fentanyl pouring in arizona. i want to be known as the grand canyon state, i don't want to be known as the fentanyl pipeline state. we will take that control from the cartels that joe biden handed over operation of control two. we are done with bumbling biden. hey, listen, he's trying to destroy this country and we won't let them take arizona down. no way. let's just vote these pastors out, how about that? let's vote them out. i'm half joking, but i'm also have serious. i think we've done more today than katie haas has done in the entirety of this campaign. where is katie? i'm sure you've all heard by now that she refuses to debate. i don't know about you, but i consider it a debate a job interview. if you don't show up for the job intervie

dillon: and how many years were you doing that? sam: 3, 3 and a half years.: and then after that, you said you were going to do something in the crypto world? sam: not quite. i left in fall 2017 roughly. not sure what i was actually going to do. what i had done was written down 12 things i could do with my life, and felt like a lot of them were compelling. i didn't know what was going to be best, but the only way to try was really to just dive into some of them. david: you started your own company. what was it called? sam: alameda research, it was a crypto quant trading firm. the founding of it was basically, well, bitcoin was trading in a lot of different exchanges and not for the same price and all of them. it would be $10,000 on coinbase, $10,100 on bitstamp. in theory, there is a 1% arbitrage to do trades against each other. david: so, you decided to trade bitcoin or other cryptos and take arbitrage. was it profitable, i presume? sam: yes, a huge amount of logistical work. finding the trades was the easy part. the hard part was getting the accounts and wi

dillon ripley. i didn't know who the secretary was, and i'm not going to get a job.'m in jeans, i've got a big afro, and i sit there, because i'm not going to get a job, very comfortable, and we talked for two and a half hours. then he says, you know, "we might want to hire you." i said, "really?" i said, "i wouldn't mind working at the museum of history and technology," and he said to me, "we don't have any jobs there. we only have a job at the air and space museum." and i said, "i'm a 19th century historian. i know nothing about air or space, and i hate airplanes." and then he said language that was so instructive to me as a secretary. he said, "young man, how much money are you making now?" and i told him. he said, "you'll make four times that if you become-- and work for me at the air and space museum." i said, "i'll become an air and space employee." and that's really how my career began, by luck. david: you also met your wife there? lonnie: air and space was everything. i met my wife there. i learned about how to be a curator there. i learned about the wonders

. >> reporter: he works for the dillon law group which filed about two dozen lawsuits over covid-19 policies . >> we had businesses that shut down permanently and will never open up, again. we have lost years off of our children's education. >>> the governor will ask state lawmakers to make two orders permanent . what would allowed nurses to order medication and the other would allow workers to solely process covid tests. >>> a 35-year-old antioch man was arrested in connection with a double shooting last week in pittsburgh leaving a woman and her eight-year-old son with gunshot wounds. officers responded to the shooting last night around 9:00 . the mother and son are in stable condition investigators revealed the antioch man knew the victims an specifically targeted the mothe . >>> center health has agreed to pay more than $13 million to settle allegations that it violated the u.s. false claims act. federal authorities say because the provider billed th government for a euro toxicolog screening test performed outsid of labs. the agreement is the result of a joint investigation between the u

eastern white house deputy chief of staff jen o'malley dillon joins chris jansing on that gdp report. that's coming up today. >>> vladimir putin set to deliver an address this morning as the body of a u.s. citizen is found in ukraine. we are live in kyiv next. >>> plus, it's now the biggest humanitarian migrant crisis in the western hemisphere. why venezuelans are fleeing in record numbers and what they're facing. that's ahead. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports." s. (vo) with verizon, you can now get a private 5g network. so you can do more than connect your business, you can make it even smarter. now ports can know where every piece of cargo is. and where it's going. (dock worker) right on time. (vo) robots can predict breakdowns and order their own replacement parts. (foreman) nice work. (vo) and retailers can get ahead of the fashion trend of the day with a new line tomorrow. with a verizon private 5g network, you can get more agility and security. giving you more control of your business. we call this enterprise intelligence. from the network america relies on. ♪ what will

. >> reporter: harmit dillon is a member of the republican national committee and coordinates grassroots outreach. >> i think what's really important is we start these efforts and continue them year-round. >> reporter: while asian americans have historically trended democratic, republicans now see an opportunity to make inroads. what does this all say about the asian american community? >> there is a lot of beauty, and it's time i think for people to start asking questions and be curious about our diversity, be curious about the languages that we speak and the cultures that we carry with us. it's about creating a multiracial democracy. >>> for decades now the carter center, founded by former president jimmy carter and his wife, has been monitoring elections around the world. the democracy program, as it's called, is designed to help fledgling democracies conduct free and fair elections, mostly by sending observers to monitor the voting. but this year the carter center has its eye on the election right here in the united states. barry petersen has more. >> reporter: guyana, south america,

the crash occurring north of dillon hopkins airport a little before 7:00 friday night. the f.a.a. says the plane i was single-engine beechcraft sierra. of course, as we get more information, we promise to pass that along. late this friday night, customs and border protection publicizing september's border numbers on their website. those numbers are staggering. there were more than 227,000 migrant encounters last month, the highest september total in dhs history and a massive increase over prior septembers. tonight's update means for fiscal year 2022 which as you know ended not long ago, well, it ended with greater than 2.3 million encounters, also a record, and that does not include cpv forces, tell fox news -- it doesn't include the 600,000 known getaways. that's amazing. what about those suspected terrorists trying to enter the country through our southern border? well, get this! 20 more arrests in september brings the watch list arrest totals to 98 over the past 12 months. just staggering numbers all around. speaking of a couple of new video tonight, massive groups trying to cr

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personal or executive privilege but he has just hired as we reported yesterday on this show harmete dillonis conservative trial lawyer in anticipation of this subpoena. we know in the document case as well from doj that they've suggested maybe this supervised search of mar-a-lago again. so we'll have to see if they ignore or fight on the lines of this privilege log option of this subpoena >> i think that one of the things we have learned from this steve bannon case today is flat out ignoring a subpoena is not the way that you want to go. probably good that the former president has attorneys that he has tapped to look this over. a privilege log allows you to go through and say here are all these documents. we don't think we should be allowed to hand them over to you because of executive privilege, because of some other kind of privilege. we don't think you should have access to those. by doing that you are at least showing some engagement with the committee and saying we have looked over your subpoena. we are beginning to look through the documents that might be responsive to this and we're

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how much -- this is the dillon law firm.o appeared before the committee. they represent michael flynn, sebastian gorka. you're a firm representing all of those people, how do you avoid conflicts of interests? what if one of them wants to testify against trump in a later proceeding? >> it's awfully hard to avoid that conflict, as you point out. maybe les of a problem if you're talking about january 6th committee proceedings. if you're moving into some form of a criminal investigation, that conflict becomes very apparent. >> fascinating to see if he shows up for it and what happens if he doesn't. that's the music we play when it's a tease. joyce is going to stick around with us. we have a lot to talk about including explosive new reporting on the documents recovered from trump's hideaway in florida. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. are you tired of clean

joining me the "daily dirtnap" editor, jared dillon. it shows how investors listen to the skepticism from analysts rather than the unbridled optimists from management probably fared better in this market. what are some. keys? when you listen to an investor call what are some of the keys you're looking for? >> first of all, let me say that i was, i ran etf trading desk at lehman. i'm an index trader, not a single stock trade trader. i only listened to a handful of earnings calls you about earnings calls are super, super useful from a sentiment standpoint because they give you information that goes beyond the numbers you see on the screen and what i mean by that is, you're not seeing these people, you're not seeing their body language but you can hear their tone and you can get a lot of intangible information that you can't get just looking at financials. what is interesting is that, i would say the most consequential earnings call the last couple months was intel a couple of months ago when gelsinger on the call, he predicted this was th

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so musk called the head oflon be the babylon bee, seth dillon ,e, and told him that he, quote, might need to buy twitter.t >> and he wasn't kiddingafte yesterday. r hsafter months of legal drama, musk did that.d >> the bird is freed, he tweeted. then he fired several ofts ceo the company's top executives, including its ceo, parag agarwal. within hours, he pledged to let people laugh online if they wanted to let peopler pu who have been excluded from our public conversation speak. lifting the bans on the bandncle commentators on twitter that would include, presumably, donald trump, the former president , project veritas, a group of journalists, alex jonesists, al and many thos of others. then muspromisk promiseded to me twitter's algorithm transparent. whats twitter' twitter's algorih exactly what? >> we don't have anyav. real ida because no., in seeing it, weelp will now. twitter will no longer be a publicly held company. it'll be a privately heldcohe company. and musk has said he will showm us exactly how it works. >> apparently, the algorithm has effectively existed tos. censor con

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>> and joining me the co-founder and managing director of sandy hook promise, her 6-year-old son dillons this morning. there can be no joy surrounding the story and the loss of your son but what does it feel like to have seen this massive judgment against a man who has led to so much harassment of you and your fellow sandy hook families? >> i am just incredibly grateful to the jury. this must have been a very difficult number of weeks for them, listening to all of our testimony, but they really did listen. and i think that they, with this historic judgment, they are sending a very strong message out to the likes of alex jones and his followers, that this sort of spread of disinformation that causes harm to others and profit to yourself is not going to be accepted. and i think that message has been heard by alex jones and wait to see what he does with this now. >> and to compound the suffering that you and your fellow sandy hook families have already felt from the loss of your son, it is just pure evil to have people chase you and pursue, and harass you. can you describe, and i'm sorry t

her meek dillon, the first managing party, she's a national republican committee chairman from californiae policies that shut down schools, churches, and best sister in covid. does this law firm have any chance? are they going to be more of a talking point or actual people who are, obviously, at the core trying to litigate something? >> let's hope they take their responsibilities as officers of the court seriously. look at donald trump's track record. every lawyer he touches seems to get into some kind of trouble, from being disbarred or sanctioned, to being hauled in before the department of justice to be questioned about why you sign false certifications that donald trump no longer had any evidence of crime down at mar-a-lago, and the of the declassified documents a still from the federal government, when that was false. so, let's see if he has any better luck with this new firm. but the thing is, tiffany, he doesn't have any good litigated physicians. all he has is delay. and hopefully, the courts are rising up and are no longer going to let him play the delay game. i'm encouraged by s

har meet dillon is a national republican committeewoman. she's now working with the president. she's also worked for other conservative causes, including pushing back on policies that shut down schools, churches, and businesses during the height of the pandemic. >>> another story that we're keeping our eye on. the frustration of many bay area business owners. an ice cream shop just reopened in oakland after a devastating break-in. the shop has been hit again. surveillance footage shows two people breaking into flavor brigade on fruitvale avenue early yesterday morning. first they looked for a way to get in from the front before prying their way through the back door. the thieves got away with money from the cash register, a safe, tools, and even t-shirts. footage shows them using an adjoining door to break into the mailbox, which is a business next door, this time getting away with the cash register and the key machine. the burglary comes just three months after the ice cream shop initially was broken into. back in july, thieves rammed a car several times into the building to s