elizabeth if elizabeth ooh, have to ask him.r president clinton, julian end stephen. julian, always a pleasure to see you again -- epstein. what's your take on that? >> well, good evening, les. i think nancy pelosi would be were the off just owning it. it's a secret in washington that she and a few other party bosses engineered the effort to make biden drop out. it's clear biden's staff has made it, that biden is very angry with pelosi. her non-denial denial is very telling as well. she simply said i didn't initiate any phone calls, you know, in this coup operation. well, okay, fine. is so phone calls were made to her and she met in person. but it's clear that she and a few others, barack obama, engineered this. i think the reason for the sort of cattiness about it is -- or the cageyness about it is because the democrats look bad on this. they have been moralizing for two years about a democracy and the importance of democracy, but yet they perpetrated a line the american public that biden was capable for a second term, and then

elizabeth: rfk jr. race, his running mate talking about joining forces with trump. president trump said he'd consider giving r -- rfk jr. a job in his white house if he's reelected. ford o'connell, it's good to see you again. rfk jr.'s campaign announced they'll talk to the nation on friday. word is he's going to drop out. what does that do to the the vote now? does it pull votes from harris? >> this is an extremely big deal particularly if he endorses president trump. when we look at the swing states that are going to decide this election, your pa pennsylvanias, your georgias, your nevadas, what we find out is 46 of rfk voters would vote for trump if rfk wasn't in the race and only 26% would vote for harris if rfk wasn't in the race. this is a very big deal on the lek or tomorrow map. elizabeth: so this has to be rattling the harris campaign, because i think in 2020 trump lost wisconsin, arizona and georgia only by, i think, about 43,000 votes. >> this absolutely is rattling the harris campaign because

elizabeth: okay.ld be -- musk now says, yes, he would be willing to serve in a trump administration. joinings us now, new york post columnist jon levine. he's at the dnc. musk tweeted a photo of himself at a podium with the words or department of government efficiency, meaning doing. he said he would be willing the serve if trump would hire him. >> i remember when elon musk took over twitter, the first thing he did was fire 900% of its employees, and when i use twitter, x today, it works as good as ever, and i think to myself, what were those 90% of his employees that he got rid of doing? i kind of sometimes fantasize about that kind of approach to the federal government. but at the same time, i think it would be a crazy, terrible idea to put elon musk in the federal government. you know, because, like, you have to think right now as we talk here, he's revolutionized space travel, revolutionized electric vehicles, revolutionized just general transportation with companies like the boring company. he is

elizabeth: okay.nk you so much. >> we are disgusted. we lost 343 firefighters that day, we lost 362 since then, over 700 new york city firefighters have lost their lives at the hands of these terrorists, and we're 3 a month. it doesn't stop. >> the world is on fire, terrorism is rampant, and we give a plea deal to the master moonld -- mastermind of nerve? that just encourages -- 9/11. >> i am very concerned about this plea deal. we need to hold them accountable. really do justice for the victims. >> -- for cutting these deals. it's a slap in the face to the 9/11 victims, but it also undermines our national security. >> he should have been dead a long time ago. those 9/11 families deserve justice. elizabeth: backlash now mounting among lawmakers, 9/11 victims' families. new york city firefighters, law enforcement and military vets against the biden white house giving a softer plea deal to 9/11 terrorists including 9/11 mastermind khalid sheikh mohammed. we're excited to have back -- rather, debut on th

elizabeth: okay. google said it didn't violate its practices, but these are loopholes that they're exploiting. i'll tell you, the voters are now seeing her flip-flops too. we're going to get into it. dan schneider, you're great. appreciate you very much coming on the show. if. >> thanks, liz. elizabeth: coming up, a minnesota small business other than joins us with a warning to u.s. voters on how kamala harris' running mate, tim walz, forced her small business like many others into bankruptcy inside the state of minnesota. tonight she joins the growing number now unafraid and speaking out. also why is joe biden so angry? >> i know how to tell the truth! [cheers and applause] [inaudible conversations] >> let me answer your question. there is no room to grow the economy! elizabeth: he does get shout-y a lot, right? on the, tammy bruce here to react to a brand new report from politico on president biden's hot molten rage and fury at his former best friends nancy pelosi, barack obama and charles schumer a

elizabeth: yeah. >> he's putting country first, which is scary but, you know what? he's a president of the people, and we can't -- elizabeth: you know, tom, what do you want to say to democrats who have been vilifying and attacking trump all a week? former president barack obama, former president bill clinton, nancy pelosi, michelle obama, they've not -- and tim walz, money of them have said anything about the assassination attempt where president trump was shot many pennsylvania. in pennsylvania. >> i want to say they need to love this country more than they hate president trump. bottom line. look, if people are looking for the next president to be, you know, someone without sin, you know, you're looking for the perfect man to be president, then you have to to wait for the second coming of jesus. every man i've ever met including myself, we're not perfect. but i'm telling you that the rhetoric has to stop. the hatred has to stop. it's above this country. put the country first ahead of your hatred for

elizabeth: yeah. cnn is reporting that the secret service detail did not pick up the local police radios that they had set aside for them to use and that within something like three minutes before the shots were fired, if the secret service was on those local police radios, they would have heard or the warning radioed out, a man on the roof. and then, you know, so that means that possibly that shooter could have been taken out sooner and people -- that a man would not have died, and the president would not have been shot and injured. your final world. >> well, without divulging too much, i can say that a our donald trump secret service detail has always taken threats against the president very seriously. unfortunately with the temperature of politics right now, that a becomes more frequently hand not. we saw those reports -- than not. we saw those reports of iranian threats and so forth. but, again, donald trump's detail keeps him safe and our campaign definitely trusts them and the work that they do.

yet, john edwards says that campaign will continue. ♪ elizabeth was sick, and elizabeth had found out the same time. you know, she called the-- the--the cellphone that we had together. there was only one number on the cellphone, and it was mine, and she called it, and i answered the phone, and she hung up. he ended up confessing to her that he had had an affair with her, but it was over, and he was never gonna do it again, so and she believed-- she actually believed that. at this point, editors and executive producers in the mainstream press seemed to have no stomach for digging into rumors that john edwards was cheating on his dying wife. we had heard rumblings. we were all sort of thinking about how we would report on it. there just was no evidence of it. tabloids in the u.s. play by different rules than mainstream reporters. they use checkbook journalism-- paying for information, for access, for photographs. the standards may seem lower, but in this case, the "enquirer" was going to do whatever it took to break the story. i went into my battle mode in the sense of we're gonna go fu

elizabeth: okay. it's harrowing. you know, senator chuck grassley's office released records showing the assassin's, quote, intense preparation. he visited a gun range 43 times in the year prior to the shooting including on holidays and the day before the shooting. 80% of his visits were spent on target rifle practice. how worried are you about president trump's safety? because there are threats against him, for example, a pack pakistani national was just arrested, charged with plotting to aassassinate u.s. politicians including president trump. iran reportedly has threatened the life of the former president and members of his cabinet. >> well, again, i'm extremely concerned, and that's why i've been kind of sounding the alarm on the kind of mistake we have right here. not to mention the fact that senior members of president trump's secret service team had been requesting dicker assets -- additional assets. and we know that ever since the successful counterterrorism strike that eliminated qassem soleim

elizabeth: e.j.>> coming up, yet another minnesota small business other than joining us. he says governor tim walz literally let his family business that dates back to 1934 burn to the ground in the 2020 riots. we're showing the video right now. we've got him on. >>> plus, it's not just the kamala harris campaign, now democrats adam a schiff and elissa slotkin reportedly caught cheating, creating fake news headlines on google to make it seem like the media is on their side. coming up, my panel will react. >> they are stupid. they make really bad decisions. ♪ ♪ elizabeth: but first, let's check in with my buddies dagen and sean. what's coming up on "the bottom line." sean: earlier today kamala laid out really bad economic policies. we're going to talk about it with steve forbes, the great. dagen: lara trump, co-chair of the rnc is here as the dnc gets underway next week. those democrats think the honeymoon will never end with kamala. the republicans have something else planned. plus, gregg jarrett is

elizabeth: interesting. jason rantz, thanks for being with us. >>> coming up, okay, the to olympic gender controversy is getting worse. a second boxer who failed a gender test just battered and pummeled a female athlete, a woman boxer if from uzbekistan. we've got two athletes joining us in just a moment. they've both competed against trans-athletes. they are terrific women, they are so strong. we want to hear their reaction. also coming up former trump education secretary betsy devos is here to comment on biden's inflation-inducing student loan bailout to. what he's going to do next that's raising a lot of concerns. but first, let's talk to my buddies dagen and charlie hurt, he's in for sean, their show "the bottom line," what's coming up? charlie: thanks, liz. we've got steve forbes breaking down the late economic numbers and the future of kamala-nomics. and texas congressman pat fallon on the latest shape shifting from the secret service on the assassination investigation. dagen: tomi lahren on the olympi

it must be said that catherine lived frankly poorly at elizabeth's court, and elizabeth oppressed her an appendage, to the heir to the throne, which led her, firstly, to the fate of participating in palace intrigues, she became master of palace intrigues, on the other hand, to search for lovers on the side, it is no coincidence that even the birth of her son pavel, yes, many associated with a special kind of activity of sergei soltykov. her husband was generally indifferent to her, consulted with her, by the way, even about favorites, here, but they were absolutely alienated from each other, they did not even hate each other, they lived separately. elizabeth, dear aunt, yes, oppressed catherine in every possible way, for her, just to understand to what extent she was forbidden to cry about father, when her father died, that it was a small loss, a minor rank, and accordingly, one cannot mourn him, up until that point, it means, they followed her, peeped through keyholes, forbade her to have. even some lackeys who showed some warmth to her, that is, they were immediately kicked out of t

go to the elizabeth to deal with it. would have gone to go in the way how i guess it seemed put in place. but the way the way to my guess, eco related to poison us into south africa for medicaid to me. so do you think angler did enough to prevent nik pollution, nessie? go, why do you want to do is yes, it ends inc, from deadlines. and we, we using guys the tones go to is to produce that rate. and delayed remains in the soil to this day. the dest, anything you tax, is that there is right down, but i'm really can kind of, don't basic guess when i took it in an 8 and zinc, and or the manage your window hold. the mine was the nationalized to 9071 and anglo americans divested from it soon afterwards, with its productivity, him decline. it shut down permanently in 1994. that didn't entirely stop activity around the old mine. elizabeth, the local environment list takes us to see what happens. they nowadays, the mind ways to office opportunity for up to the miners. let's say you for mystically not vice kevin black mountain for t

vance and elizabeth warren. the giant banks and that is what that bill was about. >> he was a wall street guy at one point. he understands the abuses there. what do we need to know about him? >> most of what you need to know is this incarnation, which is not the one that called donald trump america's hitler -- >> stephen: he speculated he might be. >> he is now donald trump double. >> where does that switch come from? he called him a moral catastrophe and the presidency is a moral position. how does someone make the switch that fast. >> i don't know. you have to ask him. it means now on key issues, he is donald trump, in some cases more so. he said he wants a nationwide abortion ban but he is opposed to any exceptions for rape or incest. he says it is time to cut social security and medicare. he wants to get rid of the affordable care act, anybody out there with a pre-existing condition, that is going to be a problem if the aca goes away, as well as many people losing their health insurance, and he is all in for

william and elizabeth smith. friedman were some of the foremost for the us government in the 20th century. they met as people working on a project trying to find codes in shakespeare and an organization called riverbank labs in illinois. and the man who ran it was convinced that bacon had written shakespeare. there were codes in their. elizabeth realized very quickly weren't. but they spent a lot of time learning about codes and for as as the us got involved and got closer to being in world war one, they were volunteered because of their knowledge to break codes for the us government. and for six months before we entered world war one, they broke every encrypt communication from the war department, the commerce department, the justice department, everything. then after we got involved in the war. they were volunteered to teach a class to the army soldiers. so that they would know how to encrypt and decrypt messages. and so they were literally writing the curriculum at night and then teaching it the next day and w

we're hanging out with elizabeth banks now. [ cheers and applause ] elizabeth, i feel that we have a's time for "the jinx challenge." here we go. ♪ j-j-j-jinx j-j-j-jink challenge ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right, now, here's how it works. >> okay. >> jimmy: we're gonna read a a category from the card, okay? >> okay. >> jimmy: then i'm gonna count to three, we both say something in that category at the same time. when we say the same thing, it's a jinx. and we want jinx. >> okay. like -- like, jinx, by me a a coke. >> jimmy: yes, correct. yes. >> okay. >> jimmy: so, yeah -- so, we're gonna see how many jinxes we can get. first, we have to put on our jinx gloves. >> what now -- what is this now? >> jimmy: okay, this is the thing. >> oh, okay. >> jimmy: you put -- maybe that hand. >> wait, this hand? >> jimmy: yes, that's correct. >> oh, like a high-five. >> jimmy: yeah, and then we're connected -- >> ohh! [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: by -- by jinx. >> oh, yeah, i feel this. >> jimmy: so, there -- yeah. >> oh, oh. >> jimmy: you feel this? >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: all right.

the elizabeth takes us to see the source of pollution. so we in the main area, know that on to my area, this some processing being done, this smoke a fix, the people around this community. the children get affected to godaddy. people get affected as well. this toxic smoke is from the reprocessing of old mind waste. soon we reached the waist itself as a huge hip, or we'd still be glad to ship. this is what anglo americans is accused of leaving behind. a vast mountain of hazardous waste. 6 and a half 1000000 tons of it. the low cost of given that the name says what the called the black mountain anglo american snuff headquarters in london. 6 the 1950s, while it still had a share holding in the cowboy mind. it's positioned itself as a socially responsible company. things in or it can is a company built on integrity and trust without funding salmon surrender stuff from time. i agree with the deal has become the largest single shelter of the business. and 1926. it was done on a handshake. in the 1950s, he says it can't directions to the crew by

on the officer elizabeth made a call to a local politician. we'd interviewed today earlier, just seeing how it was wondering did is the american the system affect the mining and processing activity, continued long laughter to cease to be involved in cub way that was back in 1974. it argues that the company is being blame for pollution in hom, the others of course which of mirror and disputes. this argument, something on 2 sides of the live production occurred during the angler period. the bulk of the con, contamination of the environment is attributable to the time when it was an anglo brush. the case itself has been dragging on decades recognized by 18. it's about 19 years ago when we go to approach to provide a couple of residents. now in late 20 to 23, so natalie and richard, the waiting on the cost side of the class action suit can proceed. it's called a certification. so since this is the case and 10 or we had 3 or 4 months, so had to call a meeting to different kinds of causal kindly in to center. now in the meantime, the situation and c

i'm elizabeth macdonald.d trump gave a much needed brutal reality check about the real kamala harris showing why he should be president. he's a leader and about policy. no raggal person is buying kamala harris trying to fill the grand canyon cavernous void of her policies and tedious anymore bows of narcissism that will not fix america. watch president trump today. >> i think that our country's right now in the most dangerous position it's ever been in from economic standpoint and end up in a depression of the 1929 variety, which would be a devastating thing and took many years and decades to recover from it. we're very close tafanely that and close to a world war. liz: joining us is senator ron johnson from senate homeland security. great to see you, gnat torr. this is a much needed course correction to the race. what do you think of president trump here? kamala harris still not talking to the press for three weeks now, and we have break news out of politico, people close to her say she'll not talk to the pr

bernie sanders and elizabeth warren have supported it. the response isn't that this is a good policy. it is why are you bringing this up because it cannot happen. if this does happen and she is president, it is an economic catastrophe in the waiting. >> you had a run-in with some protesters. we have video, no audio, they were surrounding you. >> i believe in practicing what we preach. i heard about the protest and i wanted to check it out. i brought some communist literature. they charged me $5 apiece for each of these. they also accept then mow. >> they have a little capitalist. >> there is still a capitalist tent. there are tensions out there. they are critical of what is happening in here. a lot of those people want peace. if you want peace, go for the guy who kept us out of world war iii and out of wars. i hope we changed a couple of minds and open some eyes. for the rest of them it was wild by the end of it. the reality is we are not in this to lead one party. the republican party is the party of free speech. if the democrats do a go

reporter: good evening, elizabeth.ier today as they're targeting the rust belt states and talking at a transportation, a trucking facility and a company there in reerie, pennsylvania, and talkig about inflation and the economy and jobs and hitting harper lanes user reason everything including the campaign resent stance she doesn't support an iv mandate. >> forcing the great truckers to buy electric trucks instead of the trucks they're using, you'll make the inflation crisis worse than it is and think groceries are bad, wait till kamala harris makes every american trucker drive an electric truck. reporter: the trump vance ticket trying to court any independents, moderates, suburban women frustrated with inflation in the rust belt states and harris campaign taking note of the strategy and a spokesperson writing trump's disastrous agenda will explode the deficit and increase interest and send the economy hurdling into a recession by mid next year. every vote counts in the battleground states and watching wisconsin and mic

senator elizabeth warren, thank you so much.ns can't figure out how to attack tim walz so now they're bringing his dog into it. i am not joking. i wish i was joking. and yes, this may be the craziest story you will hear all day. so we're back after a quick break and i'll tell y'all about it. let's go whi skers. jen y orking witer to budget for her birthday. you only turn 30 once. and jen z? her credit's golden. hello new apartment. three jens getting ahead with chase. solutions that grow with you. one bank for now. for later. for life. chase. make more of what's yours. no matter what kind of teeth you gotta brush, oral-b electric cleans better with one simple touch. oral-b's dentist inspired round brush head hugs em, cleans em, and gets in between em, for 100% cleaner teeth. your perfect clean starts with oral-b. c1 >>> ever since he was launch on to the national stage, republicans have been trying to desperately land an attack on minnesota governor tim walz. and because nothing so far has seemed to work, they've now resorted to

elizabeth. thank you. we have to play some sound of the question was, should americans feel safe reporting in foreign countries? and here's what the president said. mr. president, should american journalists ever feel afraid about reporting abroad? i think look. no matter where you are, there are certain places that are going to be afraid on the idea. you're never going to be afraid. you'd never show up anywhere in in the middle east. you wouldn't show up anywhere in russia. we wouldn't show up anywhere. it matters. it matters to be aware of what you're going into and not to take undue chances. yeah, i mean, and steve hilton, many of us have spent our spent our lives traveling the globe and being in very compromising positions in war zones. it's what you do. it's not going to stop. and it reminds us of the bravery of the people who do that, and so that we can be informed and regimes can be held accountable. and the world knows what they do. and it's a good moment to reflect on that. and to show our appreci

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i'll speak with democratic senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts. >>> plus, the gop rebuttal. >> government ought to be focused on getting food prices down, getting housing prices down, and the issues where kamala harris has been a disaster. >> my exclusive with jd vance of ohio, the republican vice presidential nominee. >>> and exit stage right. robert f. kennedy jr. suspends his campaign and endorses donald trump. what does his departure mean for the race in joining me for insight and analysis on amna nawaz from pbs news hour, cornell belcher, and marc short, former chief of staff to vice president mike pence. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with kristen welker. >>> good sunday morning. the 2024 campaign is now in its final sprint to election day with just 72 days to go, and this week vice president kamala harris made history, becoming the first woman of color to accept a major party's presidential nomination. >> on behalf of americans like the people i

[applause] >> senator elizabeth warren. another round of applause, folks. all right. we are going to take a second because i know some folks want to take photos with senator warren. folks want to see someone they have not seen yet this morning. we are going to promote the music in a second. i'm going to speak until the voting buzzer. if you are a guest who hopes to win in the drawing for the few guest passes that we have for tonight, make sure you put your name in by 9:30 a.m. if you have someone you love who hopes to be in that drawing, make sure they come down. the blue drawing bucket is in the back. we will regather. we will regather for the next speaker in a little while. but enjoy your breakfast. meet someone you have not met yet. continue to have an excellent morning. and i am personally very excited. let's go. thank you.

senator elizabeth warren.sons people were so passionate and you got the response is you are champion of progressive economic policy and people knew that. you were quite overcome. what was it like? what was going through your head? >> i felt so deeply grateful to be there. you know me and you've known me for a long time. i've always been a total policy nerd. i never thought i would have the chance to be in a fight and to be able to fight for so many important things. to be there was so many other people who are in the same fight was, it was overwhelming. >> policy nerds are important. i love them too. i think you've been an advocate for so many important economic policies. they don't always get the attention they deserve and one is affordable housing. vice president harris put forward an officious clan -- plan including 25,000 dollar tax credit and $40 billion fund to encourage local governments to build more affordable housing. they don't get the attention they need and we want to give this attention. why is i

the hello on elizabeth, put autumn in. this is algebra live from jo. how it's coming up about to shut down a major hospital in northern garza is money out of fuel and medical supplies. because of this riley restrictions emergency workers switch for survivors off to a russian strike hits an area recently taken by ukrainian services. plus the protests against more symptoms of time weapons to israel, the head of the status of the democratic national convention, the the us secretary of state, as an israel. and what he said best could be the last chance to reach assist funding in casa antony blank, and has been holding talks with his very prime minister benjamin netanyahu. one of several meetings on monday is blinking 9th visit to the region since actually the 7th earlier while amazing his wally president as a code. so he told you unless the actions taken to the coming days will be crucial . it is also time to make sure that no one takes any steps the could derail this process. and so we're working to make sure that there is no escalation. there no provocat

elizabeth: thank god for tomi lahren speaking the truth." i am elizabeth macdonald, we hope you enjoyed the show we'll get the news to you as fast as we can, as accurately as we it, now time to send it over to my buddies on "the bottom line," taking it to dagen and sean. dagen: thank you, em

and that's it for me. elizabeth put on him, but stay with us. we have a quick weather update next and inside story examines the growing concerns around artificial intelligence. thank you for watching the or the there's been flooding. seen it on social media are in charge of the be yet know funding because to add to the next is junk valley, which is briefly made up to tropical storm states is simply by dint of its wind speed. but it's only just that it's going to be up and down a little bit, mainly it's carrying a lot of right and is a pace be going to have 2 science korea so solves full cost is a pretty wet one, dusty may be on wednesday, still the right around in the forward cheryl is on thursday and friday, but it was, he's going to be, i would think wednesday i'm here. it is getting across the top it into the it just link start with this raw, the wet weather in the northeast of china, which then drugs back through shanghai and down towards hong kong west of that and that including beijing is a dry looking picture. i would japan still human st

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her name was elizabeth. she went public. 1948 to reveal all that she had been in charge of a soviet spy ring in the united states from. 1938 to 1945. or who was she and? how had she gotten involved in soviet spying? right. all right. so elizabeth bentley was from a very old american family. she she had an ancestor who came over on the mayflower. certainly her family had been in connecticut for generations she was protestant. she was middle class. she was a republican. she went when time when it was time to go to college, she went to vassar, prestigious women's. then she went to columbia university for her master's. and in the middle of the 1930s, she finished, her master's at columbia, found herself in new york city. and she decided to join the communist party. she joined the communist party, presumably for the same reason that 100,000 other americans did at that time, for the reasons that she it would be the best way to get social justice in the united states right. she joined the communist party, but then

we say we can make 100, but for me i say, so 250 are enough and we want to stay. elizabeth, mikes exclusive. so we do know a mess product for the most part that we have to go to, i to a see a produce in china. what do you need you to keep the costs down, but then it's a, it's a cost like all asked us and we want to how is the mrs. schmidt, a brand on the, on the highest on the carousel, or should i say it's, we got one nice fi i think currently be made the wiring loom it is a little bit extended because we use the origin in drive train from an electric scooter and electric scooter is normally elizabeth sure that as our unit and so we have to extend the wiring them. but this only the modification, what you made on the electric one or less, the parts is locked in place on the front. you can see the, the suspension unit. it's like on a race car, it's a dr. wichmann suspension. we split up just the shots here. we have the electric gus baton. what comes here on the side and as i said, it 1st thing is locked in place to be connected with the wiring room. and to jump is done on the gas version. we

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