. >> who is ray epps? a former member of the oath keeper who's served in the marine corps and was an ardent trump supporter, or at least he was until conservative media post january 6th began insinuating that he was a government plant for the deep state. >> what exactly was the role of ray epps in the chaos of january 6th? >> no matter how many times they push this conspiracy theory, this lie, it'll never become truth. >>> the united states is in the middle of a maternal health crisis. today, a woman in the u.s. is twice as likely to die from pregnancy complications than her mother was a generation ago. >> you've looked at this as a doctor, as a policymaker. what needs to be done? >> we have to prioritize motherhood. as a country, we have, and particularly in the deep south, said that we're pro-birth. if we're really going to be pro-birth, we have to be pro-motherhood and pro-family. >>> you'd be forgiven for double checking your ticket to make sure you weren't at madison square garden. this is new york's

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host: people bring up the name ray epps. who is he?he is a figure that has circulated quite a bit, he was linked -- late to have his name surfaced in court compared to other january 6 defendants and there was an argument that he was a january 6 provocatuer. that allegation doesn't coincide on what we have seen in federal charging documents. we haven't seen these cases where he has been part of the prosecution team. host: the news lately, this was the 30 year sentence is being socked for problem boys leaders. can you explain the narrative and what they are being charged with? guest: that would be a new hybrid market -- water mac -- watermark. dilaudid -- longest sentence of art was 18 years. an rick gates aria --enrique tarrio, one of the code -- co-defendants -- the prosecution has recommended sentences ranging between 20 and 33 years for the group, 33 years for tarrio who is currently being held at the alexandria city jail . he has made the argument it doesn't warrant a 30 year sentence and he has been suffering in pretrial detention

. >> jimmy: thanks to katy perry, lionel richie, and mike epps. apologies to matt damon. we ran out of time for him. "nightline" is next. but first, his tour with the band "phoenix" starts in seattle august 1st. here with the song "thinking about you" with help from blake mills and pino paladino, beck! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ i pull the curtains and lay in bed i've got 15 movies of you playing in my head ♪ ♪ chasing the moonlight watching the ocean turn blue just thinking about you ♪ ♪ thinking about you 40 roses couldn't cover my grave no cross and rosary ♪ ♪ for my soul to save want to believe in something and it don't even ♪ ♪ have to be true just thinking about you thinking about you there's a crossroads ♪ ♪ i've been standing on but it was just the back road to babylon and she's gone ♪ ♪ and she's gone ♪ ♪ ♪ wayward angel mourning dove don't treat me ♪ ♪ like a stranger on the other side of love i crossed seven oceans and painted your ♪ ♪ highway blue just thinking about you thinking about you there's a high road ♪ ♪ i've been standing on but it was just a back

. >> and that course house is just epps away from the u.s.itol, which of course will storm by the violent mob of trump supporters, two and a half years ago it was protected today by members of law enforcement, and metro police department which came under direct attack, and charged in connection with that attack could safely enter a plea. >> and, jake, inside that courthouse behind me, you can process and plead not guilty, federal magistrate judge did set the next court date for the 28th just a few weeks from now that is when it is expected a trial date will be set. also, learning tonight trump left here in a sour and -- according to someone who spoke to him and came after a motorcade through that traffic had that process and went to the tarmac where he was expected to take as he held the summer that was handed to him by his co defendant in the documents case the former president then said this. >> when you look at what is happening, this is a prosecution of a political opponent. this was never supposed to have been in america. this is the pro

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you have the, you know, hillary clinton stepping to in help or her attorneys stepping in to help ray eppsy on video seen storm the capitol, whatever it was that he was saying, or inciting that kind of violence , inciting that kind of violence, why on earth would hillary clinton's team, same clinton's legal team, the same d.c. lawyers that they d.c. democrat lawyers that they would certainly never step in to defend trump or any other maga patriot would? they'd be helping this guy if it's a creation either way. it doesn't mean that there weren't a few people that did something wrong. but of course, if a million people show up and five people act terribly, that's not an indictment. >> let's be clear, nigel. >> let's be clear, nigel. >> let's be clear. nobody should have entered the capitol building, all right? i mean, that's clear. many of that's absolutely clear. many of them did so arguing that many of them did so arguing that many of them did so arguing that many of them did say peacefully. i get that. look, is that. now, look, it is indictment after indictment and we're it's going to be

you have the, you know, hillary clinton stepping to in help or her attorneys stepping in to help ray eppseo seen storm the capitol, whatever it was that he was saying, or inciting that kind of violence , inciting that kind of violence, why on earth would hillary clinton's team, same clinton's legal team, the same d.c. lawyers that they d.c. democrat lawyers that they would certainly never step in to defend trump or any other maga patriot would? they'd be helping this guy if it's a creation either way. it doesn't mean that there weren't a few people that did something wrong. but of course, if a million people show up and five people act terribly, that's not an indictment. >> let's be clear, nigel. >> let's be clear, nigel. >> let's be clear. nobody should have entered the capitol building, all right? i mean, that's clear. many of that's absolutely clear. many of them did so arguing that many of them did so arguing that many of them did so arguing that many of them did say peacefully. i get that. look, is that. now, look, it is indictment after indictment and we're it's going to be we're to

. >> i would call it cautious guidance just in terms of bringing down the upper end of revenue and eppsectations. not out of the range. very similar story with a lot of the older chain retailers which is they trade at super discounted price to sales ratio because the market assumes there's not a lot of growth in the cycle. in best buy's case, under .5% scales. all of it bundled together says, yes, it's the best the category but not going to be a fast growth category, not really an inflation beneficiary among the retailers. so not a bad performance. it's what over a multi-year time frame do you expect out of it. it's interesting, too, how we're still seeing various companies reckon with, well, i guess there was a lot more pandemic pull forward demand than we thought. last week it was dick's sporting goods to a degree. the street was suggesting it was surprising. pet food retailers are in that similar boat. i'm not saying -- best buy seems to be reckoning with it and thinks they're at the trough. it's had a long tail. >> they still see comp store sales to be slightly better than the negat