we took the fight all the way to the supreme court and a case called mcconnell versus fec. unfortunately, i lost but justice thomas descent made for one heck of a consolation prize. he'd simply fearlessly called it. like he saw it. he blasted the unprecedented restrictions on the free exchange of ideas the heroic defense of the plain text. of the first amendment or take his jurisprudence on unborn life every time without fail justice thomas writes a separate concise opinion to cut through the 50-year tangle of made-up tests and shifting standards and calmly reminds everybody that the whole house of cards lacks. a constitutional foundation here or look at race and equality. i'm a huge fan of my fellow kentuckian justice shawn marshall harlan. the soul to center and plessy versus ferguson i would venture the justice thomas jewish prudence displays the clearest. bravest most straightforwardly colorblind view of race in our constitution. says harlan himself. he respects the 14th amendment enough to apply it was actually written a prime example of when it takes courage to let st

emily: there was a back-and-forth with the fec.ve there's nine tokens the fec claims are securities. emilie: we have never shied away from regulation. it's part of our lifeblood. it was counterintuitively something we invested in in the early days of the company. in this case, the ftc has launched an inquiry about nine assets on our platform. we spend a terminus amount of time, effort and resources classifying assets and whether we believe they fall into the security or utility space. if this is an opportunity to have that dialogue again and make sure we agree on a sensible framework, we welcome that and we will partner with any other regulators were lawmakers on this. emily: there's also insider trading case where a former coinbase employee has been charged. what is your relationship with the sec at this point and what is your comment on that case? emilie: we have a zero tolerance policy for front running. we pride ourselves on the amount of security and detection we invest in to make sure we can detect for front running. we worke

someone like walker is worn on through georgia and being an fec football fan myself i do not discount the power of being a football star in georgia. but we see here brian kemp has a consistently over stacey abrams. a good may be drug walker across the finish line but this is not a race that is in your camp at this point. another instance here or bidens approval rating has been so well and they are still not great to be clear. it is just up a few points. 40's or so, low 40's. but i have seen numbers of him in states that he won i have seen the states, his approval rating with artie's. but these democratic incumbents, they have been outperforming him by several digits which is not something we usually see. we usually we see that type correlation. host: what about the democratic apparatus in georgia? stacey abrams in the get out the vote effort there? guest: that is something you cannot discount. she has empowered the get out and vote effort. but brian kemp was the one person who seemed to think wish the trump endorsement against him. cap --kemp has gotten out to areas that i think will

maybe that has something to could tao with nancy stacking the deck with cronies at the fec or the fbiy has eyes for trump. >> by the way his former girlfriend karina fang who was born in taiwan of all of places? sued the prince alleging he stole from her and even threatened her is paul pelosi jr. really just hunter biden without the crack pipe? we don't know. we're just asking questions. where have we heard this story before? if you are one of the five families you get to fly around on government planes, take taxpayer funded trips. meet and greet foreign leaders and have dinners overseas with executives eager to do business with rich american political families. these politicians are supposed to be doing business for you not their family. and we keep catching them red-handed. joe biden just lies about it and says i don't know anything and nothing ever happened. and nancy pelosi's office is just hiding it. there are pictures of paul jr. all over asia and they are trying to scrub the evidence of it. i mean, and this is just on the heels of major insider trading allegations with paul sr.

i think the role of financial markets, esg disclosures, the fec is looking out right now. i think things like what are we going to do to regulate crypto will be a point of agreement. they both have an interest to make sure it is safer. i think that will be a place where they cooperate. >> great. just a reminder to the audience please keep your questions in the chat or #on twitter. i have one more for you and then i will turn to the audience questions. what do you think the republicans will do when they first take office and how is that different from what you would like to see them do? >> i think, you know most parties when they retake control the first ability is to make a point. the biggest difference between the parties right now and what should be out there is the role on fossil fuels or. i the first bill to be a message bill. one that is not ever expected to be enacted but a message bill on energy laws. more aggressive use of fossil fuels especially in the near term to deal with the prices that we see. that is the first one. since it's not going anywhere, you know, th

they go through the fec process. could mowed did it advertise go through the ftc.biggest challenges right now is there are a lot of different types of crypto venues regulated centralized ex changes like the coin base, geminies and decentralized exchanges or protocols that people use to trade. so, there are all these different options. they have different ways of interacting. the biggest challenge is what are the requirements around transparency, disclosure. we have this security. are those requirements relevant to all crypto currency, to the big subset. a little bit of a battle going on. it used to be a hot potato. nobody wanted to touch it from a regulatory perspective. but we will see what happens. >> quickly, i heard about it coin 200 day moving average moving back. almost like the nasdaq it's correlated. i don't know if that is going back to 17,000 either. it may but not this week. >> we will see. we have seen a lot of inflows around the last month back into crypto investment products. there are buyers. not everyone is having a good time in europe this summer.

group at jones day we've been a partner for many years, he also previously served at senate confirmed fec commissioner, he's best known for his role in serving the first white house counsel for president donald trump. in that role, don spearheaded to confirmation process for court supreme court justices, justice gorsuch and justice kavanaugh. as a former kavanaugh clerk back and say we're particularly grateful for all the resolute efforts by both don and leader mcconnell, who will hear from very soon and bringing that confirmation process home, across the finish line. that successful process has then led a short time later to an increase in the senate majority. which in turn led to the confirmation of justice amy coney barrett, whose confirmation team was led by another principled and talented white house counsel, who had a group of associates and deputies many of whom themselves are firmest tom sort. in addition to don's role in the jump-starting multiple supreme court confirmation processes, he's been highly influential in the second wave of the justice thomas legacy, which is the judic

executive peter zac dough filing complaints with not only the justice department but also the ftc and feclators, investors and users. >> there is a analogy of an airplane. did you go on an airplane and every passenger and attendant crew all have access to the cockpit, to the controls, that's entirely unnecessary. it might be easy. >> he says twitter security vulnerabilities could open the door to manipulation by foreign governors accusing one or more staff members of being foreign agents zarate co-was fired this year for ineffective leadership and poor performance adding what we have seen so far is a false narrative about twitter and privacy and data security practices. the whistleblower says the current ceo praagh agoer wall is responsible for the mismanagement and cover-up. important to know that zarate co-was hired by former ceo jackk dorsey who he says was disengaged with the company. he doesn't have the resources or really the ability to fully account for the number of fake accounts or bots on the platform musk tweeting this afternoon the spam was shared with the board the board chos

. >> shannon, the news today is that liz cheney has said she field with the fec to transfer money to her leadership, her super pac. it would open the door to a republican run and as you pointed out an independent runn't i think liz cheney is aiming to the debate stage. i think picking up on what leo said about her remarks last night, her goal is to stop donald trump from ever occupying the oval office again. imagine her on the stage debating trump. imagine her with money from lots of rich republicans that oppose trump calling out trump for the big lie. calling out trump -- remember, elizabeth warren on the debate stage with michael bloomberg saying you caused people to die? imagine liz cheney being able to use all of the evidence that she's gathered from the january 6th commission and her tremendous sense of indignation of trump and what he's done to the republican party and calling out trump constantly. it would be quite a show. i think that's where liz cheney is going. >> we love debate season. that would make it very interesting. we have overcome our technical difficulties. we wan

but the fec can't do anything about well, they can't do anything about food prices. consumption by you and me. so so it's still here. this is a great time to accumulate assets maxim. i for one k i'm not stressed. capitalism isn't bad it but inflation still here. >> all right. well, at least they're throwing us a bone by giving us $3 movie day on saturday just in time right? everything go up? the price going up? and we we finally get a low price for something. >> now let me be and talking about advertisements. yeah, this is the movie faking us all thinking giving us a good deal. $3 movies. take a look at what that movie theaters this weekend. nothing. let's want to see a maverick for the 4th time. i'll go with you and we'll spoil it for everyone. >> haven't seen average in. plus, wait little. we're looking at popcorn and believe it or not. i think it was which one is center mark said you even get the popcorn for $3. wow. yeah. i it's again ever is labor day. you know, i mean, that's why they're doing it. >> yeah, it's knowing that i think they're doing it because they

at the same time overnight, she filed with the fec to transfer the approximately $7 million out of herpaign coffers into a new leadership pact, which she will be able to use for political purposes as she deems fit. this is a current congresswoman who has every intention after leaving the u.s. congress to still be a political force. whether she's able to do that effectively out of political office, that is what we'll have to wait and see. but i think for liz cheney, she sees herself as somebody who intends to take this fight over the years to come. this was just the first battle for her and one that she, of course, as you look at those results, handily lost. >> and ali, meanwhile, republican lisa murkowski is advancing to the november ballot, despite her criticism of trump and voting to convict him in the second impeachment of his presidency. >> reporter: yeah, jose, not entirely surprising, especially because this was a judgment day for senator lisa murkowski, but not the judgment day, because of the way alaska is doing elections now in 2022. what they needed to do in this primary elec

. >> peter: that was then, this is now, and earlier today we saw an update to an fec filing as the bidenn a new campaign treasurer but still no official 2024 re-election announcement from the president yet. john. >> john: i mean, there was a little thing there when that was filed but i guess we are still waiting for the big announcement, and looking forward to a policy speech as well. >> sandra: katie pavlich is here, editor of town hall.com and fox news contributor, and also fox business own jackie deangelis. welcome to both of you. jackie, you first. the president is promising at a time the president badly needs it to unify the nation. that was a campaign promise and we have not seen him do so yet. >> i think the purpose of the speech to attack the country on thursday. and to tout accomplishments, he would say he spent trillions and trillions of dollars, forced inflation to a 40-year high and caused many americans a lot of pain and suffering probably likely to continue because of the gut punch last week. so what he's going to do instead, pivot and attack half the country, grouping him

reporter: new filing with the fec this morning, shows the the biden presidential campaign apparatus updatedere is no official announcement of a 2024 campaign for the president but they are getting all their ducks in a row, just in case that is what he decides to go forward with. neil? neil: thank you, my friend. peter doocy at the white house on that. ro khanna is still celebrates what the administration is doing for 40 million students or former students who have those bills to pay. that they're going to get some break. row kahn narcs of course the democratic california congressman. kind enough to join us now from washington. congressman, with all the warts and all the problems and all the people not included in this, those who paid their debts but will not get any reward with something like this you still like it? >> i do. it benefits a lot of people in the working class and in the middle class. remember many people who take out these loans are the first in their family to go to college. their kids of working class families and it is providing actual relief. so i am for the policy. neil:

we have breaking news into the fec records federal election commission and president biden has filedfrom the white house and we'll bring it to you once we get it. if there was any doubt, apparently he's filed to rerun in 2024. okay. coming up, russia and china kicking off war games in the sea of japan and military drills involve more than 50,000 troops and 60 warships on that story. europe should prepare for a exorbitant power bills and a season of rationing and that's a warning from the ceo of shell and jeff flock brings us that report, next. ♪ ashley: all right now this, hon duras teaming up with lg solution to build a new $4 billion ev battery plant in the u.s.. production set to start in early 2023 but the location not yet finalized all though we understand ohio is one state reportedly being considered. okay. now this, tesla ceo elon musk is hoping to help self-driving cars out on the road. come back in, lauren. question is, when could this happen? lauren: end of the year. so in months, this is for full self-driving where there's no human driver whatsoever. here's the problem, it

has been about public perception and growing opposition on capitol hill and breaking news that the fecil rights regulator in california. on what grounds? lauren: speaking of public perception this is for rachel does, nation, racial termination in the workplace specifically on the factory floor at tesla's manufacturing plant. the allegations, they are trying to dismiss the case, the allegations are ambiguous and a parliamentary ruling, they are pretty specific so tesla is trying to get that judge to overturn and toss the case and doesn't seem like that will happen so elon musk has a lot of legal issues to deal with. this could be an expensive settlement. stuart: we are going to move on to the meme stocks. game stop is down, amc is down, bed, bath, and beyond as financing, up 12%. peloton is surging, up 17%, they will be selling their product on amazon. the golden touch. lauren: it is true, very easy when you are a prime member to click on that. stuart: congressman jerry nadler beats carolyn maloney in the new york primary, she is blaming misogyny for the end of her decade-long tenure. b

someone like walker is worn on through georgia and being an fec football fan myself i do not discounter of being a football star in georgia. but we see here brian kemp has a consistently over stacey abrams. a good may be drug walker across the finish line but this is not a race that is in your camp at this point. another instance here or bidens approval rating has been so well and they are still not great to be clear. it is just up a few points. 40's or so, low 40's. but i have seen numbers of him in states that he won i have seen the states, his approval rating with artie's. but these democratic incumbents, they have been outperforming him by several digits which is not something we usually see. we usually we see that type correlation. host: what about the democratic apparatus in georgia? stacey abrams in the get out the vote effort there? guest: that is something you cannot discount. she has empowered the get out and vote effort. but brian kemp was the one person who seemed to think wish the trump endorsement against him. cap --kemp has gotten out to areas that i think will help rep

never seen progress on, then the specifics of the bill, compromise to get things done, certainly iper fectax rates i think more money to irs to ensure, collecting taxes owed important steps we have to see how plays out with irs better be careful this better be well done, and they need to pay a lot of attention pgs this doesn't become harassing but focusing on economy when we know taxing evasion, stop that, on subsidies, energy bill is a claimant bill, big tax-and-spend bill i agree that some subsidies are going to create new problems many tax policies going to have to really be thought out i don't think we did nearly as much, having hearings thinking about some -- for policy, i think for years we will have to tweak things maker tax policy works as well. a big revenue bill there is a lowest new spending. you are right. maria: all right you have pored over numbers we know that we appreciate your take on it that is why we wanted to get your take thank you so maya macguineas this morning on inflation reduction act thank you maya we are about 20 minutes away from july jobs reportedly we will g