epstein spoke with him about payments for public relations. a sleazy way for someone in the inner circle trump administration to pitch an obvious quid pro quo. a major donor following this issue quickly and actively because the story changed in response to a written question. his new answer was nobody ever asked him about payments in exchange for an appointment. there was an internal investigation and epstein's conduct, still will not reveal who else in trump's orbit he talks about it. my point in bringing up this issue, we have now heard three different ways. it has never been more important for them to stand up and fight for congressional oversight. late on friday night, donald trump fired 17 inspectors general, independent watchdogs that we rely on, that every senator relies on. every democrat, every republican the independent watchdogs were fired. waste, fraud and abuse in the executive branch. treasury secretary general was one of the 17. let that sink in, madam president. here we are trying to get answers. the treasury inspector general

to be in conversation with greg epstein julia. greg will be signing all the copies of tech agnostic that gave out today. he's going to be over here to my left. so if you have your copy, talk to greg get it signed. we're here 830. so let's talk to one another. let's have that congregation. let's find the ways to collaborate and co-create that better tech future together. we're here 830. we're also going to see some information on the screen behind. me if you want to give ways to improve our tech as human, some feedback that you might have and if you want to stay after we get kicked out at 830, bunch of us go two blocks down to the brass monkey, we continue the conversation about all the ways we can work together. so thank you and let's enjoy the rest of your night. thank

he comes is the jeffrey epstein of the rap industry a rest jennifer lopez. she knew as well and did nothing. but, you know, dicaprio will lose everything because of duty sick animals. the call is the lawsuit has left to have the paper trail to sean carter, better known as j. v. core documents that use a to rep or as of raping a 13 year old girl in 2000. but instead of taking time away from the public jersey made the rounds that industry parties and award shows denying everything. these allegations are so heinous in nature that i implore you to file a criminal complaint, not a civil one. whomever would commit such a crime against a minor should be locked away. would you not agree? these alleged victims would deserve real justice if that were the case, as carter swats away accusation did his legal team stand strong in the belief that all the client did was bring people together for some fun, showing times white parties and other events, what eye clinic a true convergence of hip hop, hollywood and black excellence. it's disappointing to see the media and social

i did a lot of it. >> epstein files? >> yeah. i would. i guess i would.hink that less so because you don't know don't want to affect peoples lives if it is phony stuff because it is with that whole world. but i think i would or at least i would -- rachel: do you think that would help restore trust? >> i don't know about epstein as much as i know about others the way he died interesting to phoned out what -- phoned find out what happened there. >> i think the country wants to see it particularly some of the things that are decades old jfk assassination all of the reality -- that's who we are as a government. you know, the united states is different than the rest of the world. we are self-critical we do go in and do things and open up the books and show the world what happened. and that we shouldn't be afraid of the truth we should embrace that and say that's who we are as the united states. rachel: we might find stuff we don't like to hear what about our government has been doing but that's how you clean it up shine light on it. charlie: whole point of ame

i'm sure epstein might come up down the line. but maybe not. it so close to our time.case of kennedy and king 50 years as a long time and let's get it out there and move on and see how the puzzle pieces meet. >> martha: i wrote up the name thomas crookes earlier today and someone said who is that and i said does not tell you everything you need to know? a young man who tried to kill president trump and we known absolutely nothing about the individual. and most people don't even know his name. it's pretty stunning. thank you douglas as always. it to see you. historian and author at rice university. breaking news on the female hostages who could be freed from hamas' grip hours from now. a huge moment for their families as they wait with bated breath. we will be right back. (♪) i'm an artist and i'm in my studio. i'm hearing the ads about relief factor. and i've got pain in my neck...and it's getting worse. and i'm thinking, "well i'm going to go ahead and order this." two weeks later and i've got much better range of motion. i'm able to carry these big canvases around. i

former house judiciary chief counsel julian epstein the here with his expert analysis.lus, we've got this story -- >> we are aghast that he wants this giant 30-foot wall to be the symbol of america. >> the russians interfering -- >> russia. >> if we don't impeach the president, he will get reelected. >> i agree with donald trump -- >> -- fixing the border, and i hope he does. >> god bless him. good for him. but -- and good for the country. elizabeth: well, this is a 180. first, we showed but how democrats repeatedly attacked trump during his first term compared the now. now they want to work with him. are they going to continue with this bipartisanship rnc chair michael whatley has the inside scoop on that. but first, let's get to this -- >> governor, i live here, governor. that was my daughter's school, governor. please, tell me what you're going to do -- i'm not going to hurt him -- >> i'm literally talking to the president right now to specifically answer the question of what we can do for you and your daughter. >> can i hear it? can i hear your call because i don't

let's bring in julian epstein.chief counsel for house judiciary. julian let me get to the data. bid on pardoned or commuted the sentence of over 8,000 criminals more than any other modern u.s. president and newsweek is reporting this , pardoned cop killers, child abusers and the biggest, rita cromwell, and he also pardoned people who benefited well-connected democrats. what do you make of all of this? >> well i think that it was a very befoonish move on biden, and in biden's defense some were non-violent drug offenses and some were the commutation of death sentences not a get out of jail free, but the political pardons were awful in particular the pardons of his family. not just is it a smudge on his legacy, whatever legacy is left because biden lied about the pardons of his family members. it sort of exposes the sanctimony of democratic rhetoric on rule of law but ultimately what the pardon of the family members does is it gives oxygen to the republican argument that this is where the further investigation, becaus

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what a shock when their manager brian epstein, wrote back asking if debbie would like to start the first beatles fan club in the u.s. yes, gendler grew up to be a top tv executive and continues her relationship with all things beatles. now, i'd be willing to guess 80% of the american public today doesn't know the name johnny carson. but from 1962 to 1992, carson reigned supreme as host of the tonight show and arbiter of american pop culture in carson the magnificent. authors bill, amy and mike thomas examined carson's nebraska upbringing and off camera dark side. just ask his four wives, god. >> that let me congratulate you. i'm proud to be your son, my boy. you took the words right out of my mouth. i'm ashamed to be your father. >> robert s bader is back with another of his meticulously researched examinations into that iconic comedy team, the marx brothers. groucho, harpo, chico and zeppo. the reluctant marx brother bader focuses on the underappreciated straight man of the group who quit the act after their first five classic movies. i'll admit, i was skeptical, zeppo. turns out, he is

cheese and jeffrey epstein." [ laughter ] [ audience ohs ] "jeffrey -- say what you want about jeff epsteinat at ski ball." [ laughter ] "and then i saw what he did --" [ laughter ] of course trump is lying. southern california does not have a shortage of water for fighting the fires. there's no relationship between federal and state water management and the intensity of these fires, or the ability of people to fight these fires. some hydrants are running dry not because the region ran out of water but because pressure drops with high demand, making it hard to move water around. wait, you're telling me the guy who thinks you buy a faucet and it just comes with water doesn't know how hydrants work? [ laughter ] trump also claimed on hihis socl media platform that california governor gavin newsom refused to sign the water restoration declaration put before him, that would have allowed millions of gallons of water to flow daily into many parts of california. he wanted to protect an essentially worthless fish called the smelt by giving it less water. there's a ton of problems with this. but how

. >> reporter: including taylor epstein, up for best contemporary instrument album. ♪ ♪ for best jazzalbum, the east bay's ambrose akinusiri. local composer john adams has a nomination for best opera recording. girls of the goldenwest tells the story of california's gold rush from those who lived it. and essa pecasalaman up for two grammys, for best orchestral performance, and with the san francisco chorus, best opera recording. >> incredibly intense experience putting it together. the piece is extraordinarily timely. >> reporter: the nomination is for the world premiere recording of adriana matter, set in modern times in an unnamed country on the brink of a brutal civil war. and you can watch the grammys live on cbs news bay area. it all starts at 5:00 p.m. sunday on kpix or streaming on paramount plus. good luck, bay area artists. "cbs evening news" is next on kpix. local news continues on our streaming service. we're back right here in 30 minutes with more news at 7:00. see you then ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from cbs news headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evening

say an argument, but still uh charles of the american political system while he is the bastard se epstein of the american political system in that regard. he's manages to, he has a lot of popularity in certain sectors. his base is iron type means that no matter what he does, he said he can shoot somebody in broad daylight on 5th avenue and he wouldn't lose a single vote. so you know that that basis is, will stick with him and they believe in him. we as so far, it doesn't seem that no matter what he does is going to lose them. but the power of the guy, let me just interject here a little bad because we have have a lot of educated, you know, highly polished the american leader is like president obama, who, who don't speak such a foul language. what does it give speeches about, you know, shooting somebody in broad daylight and yet they are responsible. historically, they're responsible for, you know, many, many people dying as a consequence on the policy is. so, you know, trump being flashing in his rhetoric, but rather modest than he is war fighting, isn't that bad? right? and then somebody

so elected by the popular will vote if he starts release, i mean he cannot release the epstein files clearly because he presented we being the, it's him. yeah, he can release the j f k files. maybe files into the ukraine, more maybe files into all these things that were going on on the harris by the ministration. i think it would be a tremendous opportunity for them. it's been suggested on twitter that there be like a government version of the twitter files and some of his wealthy backers immediately jumped on the idea as a good one. so it would be great if that happened. yeah, i can't imagine that the logistics of that would be easy because they would have to be, is a considerable amount of sorting before you let us know. you can just do what do you want it and just let a whole team of journalists run a rep, rummage around and, and all the files. but it would be great if they opened up everything from me on the jeff kids assassination, to you know, the rationale for going to a rack for entering the ask in more for, you know, the reason for, for staying in afghanistan for cultured. i

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[cheering and applause] and the epstein list. cash money, baby. other rappers who endorsed, other rappers that endorsed kamala harris, eminem, little washed up, a little weird, kind of like what happened. that guy got soft. dude made entire career about how he hates detainees and then he goes and does political events with them. we put your face on liz cheney and, there you go. maybe this will be the cover of eminem's next album. how humiliating. how disgraceful, these people. mom spaghetti. dude, these guys are frauds. the kids know. the kids always know. the clip that is going viral right now is a little kid running away from joe biden at the white house. i just thought backstage. did not have time to put it in. have you ever seen this? joe biden fighting kids, what is wrong with these people, they really are sick. they legitimately belong in prison. i say this as a father of four. put them in jail, for real. this is my absolute favorite trumped interaction. >> where is your daddy and your mommy, right? do you want to go back to them or do you w

well, is the bastard se epstein of the american political system in that regard? he's manages to, he has a lot of popularity in certain sectors. in his base is iron type means that no matter what he does, he said he could shoot somebody in broad daylight on 5th avenue and he wouldn't lose a single.

can say an argument, but still because of the american political system, while he is the bastard se epstein of the american political system in that regard, he's manages to, he has a lot of popularity in certain sectors. his base is iron type means that no matter what he does, he said he can shoot somebody in broad daylight on 5th avenue, and he wouldn't lose a single vote. so you know that that base of his will stick with him and they believe in him.

fif british, the phone or of the press there, whose daughter of course the parent, but use geoffrey epstein in the sex allegations against rich people disabilities ramp. this is very mucky and i think the whole world including republicans, including the global self, who knows about your up, which is declining any way which of us will states which will do whatever the americans do because they just act. and that's a fashion. it's time for people believe it is time for this to stop. i mean if only if only they haven't being genocidal maniacs who will go down in history. and as i said, according to the international court, i mean no kids really by these icvc warrants, but presumably it will be very difficult for these people to travel and blinking minds and paris sullivan. they will be reminded every hour, well, every day, if you will, every hour of the rest of their lives for the genocide they, they sold here, yukon to supply weapons to a mass murderer and say your innocence and blame the murder himself. when all they ever did was pull weapons, recycled, cash with the american people through

[applause] seriously, if i've learned anything in politics, the clintons didn't kill jfk and epsteinkill himself. no chance. okay? but moving on. the media couldn't let this stuff happen without at least one controversy and that they did. falsely accusing elon musk of doing a salute after elon musk did what he always does every time the bottom of the stage, he hops around like a dog whose owner just came home from work. [laughter] take a look. six not ideal. okay? [laughter] but by that definition, i'm a former new york city kat driver, everybody who's ever hailed me is a. run for your life if that's the case, we are in big trouble. i concede he makes a lot of ridiculous hand gestures but no serious person thinks he is a. i know aoc says he is but health serious person. [laughter] that said, elon should be careful because of liberals really think he wants to wipe israel off the map, they will give him a scholarship to columbia university and will not hesitate. we got a great show tonight. martha maccallum is way too classy but she's in the house anyway. stand-up comedy later on and a

strongest personalities in president trump's orbit are not going into the white house, cory lewandowski, epstein, bannon, i see some pattern recognition there and i think all of those people are going to be very strong voices on the outside and whatever vertical they're in. i would look for president trump to have a lot of support inside the white house with a much more smoothly running operation and also, outside with allies who now have kind of their-- as you call them perches and all kinds of vert cals that can support the president and the policies he's eventually going to drive. >> susie wiles plans to be a gate keeper in the white house. do you think she can execute that role and the right people gate kept, so to speak. >> the failure of john kelly and others, president trump's president trump. he's in his 70's now, he's got a house style. he's trying to get input from a wide variety of people. people the public don't know to bounce ideas off them. he's always seeing how it plays in the room and he's very good at judging, what people are thinking and where the country is going. this is one

donald trump was with jeffrey epstein. they say they are going to get rid of the swamp, but donald trump is the swamp monster and he is bringing in men and women. ms. bondi in florida was paid $25,000 not to -- to dismiss the case of the university, all the parents who wanted to sue donald trump for the university that went down. donald trump is not worthy of office. and people are brain-dead and chose trump over eggs and groceries those bills would have changed. it was because of the supply chain. every time america suffers, it is because a republican is in office and it takes a democrat to fix it. stay strong, america. we are going to come back and god is going to move trump or we will have to suffer for four years. host: next is vincent in maryland on our line for independents. caller: to the last caller, the very party you are talking about that you belong to and support enslaved my ancestors and your ancestors. it started in 1858. america being built on the backs of slaves, the very party you are a member of. no black

not know about that just like we shouldn't no exactly what's going on area 51 or anything with the epsteinl out there, when you kick this stuff on their apps that's the lowest trust in government that we have seen in pulling history. i say let it all out there and let the people see exactly what may happen in all of the situations. stuart: in extraordinary start to his presidency and it starts today. joe concha great start. i see the doors opening of the church. i presume the president-elect will emerge very shortly as we said, getting into his limousine and make his way to the white house, there you have it. the president-elect, i have to keep saying that for another couple of hours. the president-elect and melania. stuart: shouts of encouragement from the onlookers whether that's immediate or not i don't know but the president will now get into his limousine and will have eyes on the limousine as it makes its way toward the white house. now let's get back to the parade. many keep this up on the screen we want to see the president-elect at all times as much as we possibly can today as he

he is raps jeffrey epstein. diddy was sent to the brooklyn metropolitan detention center.place that held ghislaine maxwell. something tells me we haven't heard the last of this one. tropical storm helene is forecast to become a dangerous hurricane before making landfall in florida thursday. helene developed in the gulf on september 24th. the cone of uncertainty was going into the panhandle, the big bend of florida. the most powerful part of that storm is in the upper right hand corner. this massive storm is on its way and its impacts will be far reaching from florida to georgia, even south carolina. the storm surge has reached more than 15 feet in some places. however, it was what happened after helene made landfall and moved up towards georgia, and the carolinas. western north carolina already had rain for a week before the hurricane hit. you've got rivers that are full. you've got the soil that's saturated. and then they get hit with a hurricane. you've seen hurricanes devastate places, but you've never seen them do it the way helene did it in western north carolina. flo