. >> the case that went through the supreme court was about a guy named frank smith who did not submit his book and that's what the judge lambert in the case is referring to when he says bolton is risking losing his royalty because in 1980 the supreme court upheld the seizure of all of his royalties, his book advanced and all his royalty income because he did not give the book to the cia for review. smith and the government argued that the government admitted the book didn't contain any classified information, it was about the amendment of the south vietnamese when we got out of south vietnam in a hurry in 1975 and the government admitted it didn't have classified information but what they went after him on was he violated his contract and the supreme court holding oral arguments, without even fully breathing took away all of his royalties in the case and the irony is it turns out and book tv would love thisis that years later when researchers got into the justices papers , they found that justice powell drove that opinion because he was so angry at his former clerks who had all talk a

german offer more as correspondent frank smith from a circle frank south korean prime minister. said there was a possibility of a mission wide pandemic what is the government's strategy in fighting this new outbreak. well the 1st thing they did was they raise the level of social distancing rules from level one to level 2 in a 3 level sort of system they've also banned indoor gatherings of more than 50 people banned outdoor gatherings of more than 100 people suggested that people stay home for a couple of weeks public facilities the 12 sort of high risk venue's have been shut down those are public facilities as i mentioned bars and nightclubs as well they're also very aggressively conducting contact tracing of members of that church that was involved in the demonstrations on saturday and trying to get more beds available human south korea is now over the past 5 days there are more than a 1000 new cases here. this is perhaps the 2nd time frank that the charge finds itself of the. virus are brick in south korea how are people responding to this. well there's been an extraordinary l

. >> frank smith was a photographer for the cleveland plain dealer.ring, he takes action shots of established stars like nap lajoie, christy mathewson, and a cleveland rookie named joseph jefferson jackson. >> hi, joe. >> good to see you. >> so great to see you. to learn more about that rookie, i pay a visit to baseball memorabilia maven joe orlando. when the names of greats come up, is shoeless joe still in that category? >> babe ruth, who most people consider to be the greatest player who ever lived, patterned his own swing after joe jackson's. >> safe! >> if that doesn't tell you what type of a hitter joe jackson was, i don't know what -- what will. >> joe jackson is born in pickens county, south carolina, in 1887. what kind of family did he come from? >> well, he came from humble beginnings. he worked at a textile mill as a teenager, as a mill hand, and he was virtually illiterate for the remainder of his life. >> but on the diamond, he's a true phenom. at the age of 13, he stars on the cotton mill's team and picks up a lifelong nickname. >> legen

a suggestion that more ship orders could soon be on the way our correspondent frank smith has this report. south korea ranks as one of the top shipbuilding countries in the world but it's a boom and bust industry it takes years for south korea's shipyard hub of to feel new order's benefits. from signing the contract to construction takes a year to year in the hands resulting in a lack of work in the federal government have to manage this problem together to maintain employment and the ongoing viability of the ship building industry here. and maintaining viability has become more difficult as of late south korea's traditional key industries textiles steel auto electronics and ship building largely depend on robust international trade what happens here effects the whole country but now because of the coronavirus those industries are particularly at risk with exports declining for 4 consecutive months but

s frank smith reports. that young south koreans are increasingly sensitive to the potential they have to carry and infect others with coded 19 even if they are not suffering from serious symptoms these university students say they do not have the virus and they go out occasionally but behave much differently than they did before the pandemic so it all. i have sensitive loneliness so i catch a cold often and have a runny nose and sneeze a lot and these may be symptoms of company it also has a systematic cases so i'm afraid that i'll harm others so i'm careful and. so crews concern stems from several events in which individual carriers caused large cluster outbreaks. the plight of the $81.00 shopping and entertainment district in seoul demonstrates the potential economic impact of a super spreader cluster of break in early may reportedly a symptomatic virus carrier visited several bars and nightclubs in the area hundreds became infected with kobe had 19 and businesses here still haven't recovered. the governm

s frank smith reports. that. young south koreans are increasingly sensitive to the potential they have to carry and infect others with covert 19 even if they are not suffering from serious symptoms these university students say they do not have the virus and they go out occasionally but behave much differently than they did before the pandemic so it all. i have sensitive plans.

aimed that groups are most likely to infect others students especially seem to be lessening the w's frank smith reports. young south koreans are increasingly sensitive to the potential they have to carry and infect others with coded 19 even if they are not suffering from serious symptoms these university students say they do not have the virus and they go out occasionally but behave much differently than they did before the pandemic so it all. i have sensitive plan .

s frank smith reports. young south koreans are increasingly sensitive to the potential they have to carry and infect others with coded 19 even if they are not suffering from serious symptoms these university students say they do not have the virus and they go out occasionally but behave much differently than they did before the pandemic so it all began.

frank. >> ian smith and frank trumbetti.be honest, if they want to make it political we can in just this one way. if we had the rapid testing in this country that they have in the u.k., i don't think they have the problem at their gym that they have in jersey. why? because we would have a different cultural reality about how quickly we can detect whether or not somebody has this and we have to move them out of the population. 90 minutes. it would fix a lot of things and keep us safer than we are today. william schaffner, scientist, doctor, what does he think? next. >>> those guys are characters but they represent something that's happening with a lot of businesses around this country. let's bring in dr. william schaffner back with us tonight. i have to tell you, i agree with the one size shouldn't fit all. and i agree that a little bit of the preliminary, let's shut everything down wound up catching the good and the bad in terms of its effect. and reopening, i understand the frustration of people saying, i can kickbox outsid

frank. i'm so sorry that you lost your mom. all right. ian smith and frank trumbetti., to be honest, if they want to make it political, we can in just this one way. if we had the rapid testing in this country that they have in the uk, i don't think that trumbetti and smith have the problem at atilla's gym that they had in new jersey. why? we have a cultural reality how quickly we can detect whether or not somebody has this and we have to move them out of the population. 90 minutes. it would fix a lot of things and keep us safer than we are today. william schaffner, scientist, doctor, what does he think? next. welcome, today's discussion will be around sliced meat. moms want healthy... and affordable. land o' frost premium!!! no added hormones either. it's the only protein i've really melted with. land o' frost premium. fresh look. same great taste. with one protein feels like. what getting fueled with three energy packed proteins feels like. meat! cheese! and nuts! p3. because 3 is better than 1 shpork chop. soda pop. soursop. hot pot.shiso. meat! cheese! and nuts! sca

ian smith and frank are the owners of the gym, courageous men both, they join us now.en, thanks so much for coming on. i will just throw this to both of you. what is the status tonight? are you still welcoming patrons into your business? >> absolutely. we had our business license stripped yesterday. we knew going and what the vote was going to be and it was exactly what we were told it was going to be from our sources. we were told it was going to be 5-1. i was present at the meeting while frank kind of held the fort down and it was very clear as soon as we walked in that they weren't there to accomplish the mission and that mission was to revoke our business license and enforce the will of governor murphy and once they did, we just got back to business as usual. >> tucker: as you've noted many times in the show. not a single transmission of the coronavirus has occurred in your establishment. there's no medical reason to do this, but you defied the will of an authoritarian governor and he's determined to crush you. so how do you think this will end? >> we believe it's

[cheering] >> tucker: the gym's owners ian smith and frank trumbetti spoke to the resident body builderver at cnn last night, make sense. here's how that went. >> you are not in trouble because of the -- >> hold on. >> 53.3 deaths. that's 0.6% of the population. >> frank. >> bottom line, that is a belief that no one is talking about. >> watch your mouth, we are on television. >> sorry, sir. >> don't worry about it. i get your passion. >> tucker: jim owners who can do math. they weren't expecting that. they join us tonight. gentlemen, that was quite a performance. i'm going to let you jump in and explain. what was your take away from that exchange? what did you learn? >> we learned that actually, if you put the facts out there, it doesn't matter what side of the line they're on. they're going to listen and they are going to not be able to rebut you because i gave facts. we put things out there that actually, on the fake news networks, they don't actually put out there for anyone else. and our hope in going on there was to actually provide the real data that goes out there for the people

government has stopped people from going to work, in fact, just in new jersey four days ago ean smith, frank were arrested for trying to operate their business, their gym. they were arrested. but my bet is if these two individuals owned this gym were outside just in front of their gyms and all the people who were working out in their gym were outside protesting, they would have been just fine. because but because they were in the gym working out running their business they get rested, is that ok? >> i'm not going o op pine who gets arrested. you get where i'm going? i'm telling you as a public health official, i say crowd -- >> do you see the inconsistency though, dr. fauci. >> there's no inconsistency. >> you're allowed to protest millions of people. and if you stood out site of that building you wouldn't get arrested? you don't see any consistency there? >> i don't understand what you're asking me to op pine on who should get arrested or not. that's not my position. >> you'ved a advocated for certain business togs be shut down. i'm asking you on your position of the protest. i mean, i have

the leading opponent, none other than his old p friend al smith >> frank len d. roosevelt, having received more than 2/3 of allle delegates, i proclaim him the nominee of this convention for president of the united states. >> you have nominated me and i know it and i am here to thank you for the honor. i pledge myself to a new deal for the american people. >> and back live in the new york constituent assembly chamber. beverly gauge, how did we get from 1928 al smith calling -- f.d.r. calling al smith the happy warrior and nominating him to the 1932 election? >> well, they had been allies before, both coming up through the same new york democratic party. a couple of things happened between 1928 and 1932, some of think -- which are very personal and some of which are on a grand scale. the most important thing that happened is of course that we entered the depression so her better hoover begins in 1929 as president. he gets stock market crash that year and by 1932 you are really in the deepest, darkest moments of debtpression. so that is bad news. but for the democr

debt led government decide to they arrest them if they've want return to their about ask ian smith and frank who run a gym in new jersey. the an to engage in your livelihood have your kids get an education, the ability to practice your faith are just as important as protesting. i just wish the democrats would look at all the righted we enjoy as americans and make sure that they're debt with in a consistent fashion. this idea we're limiting what people can practice their faith, run their business, employ people, engage in their livelihood of they poured their entire lives and family's resources into it is wrong. 0 now who else has to go to work? you know? law enforcement has to go to work. you guys tracking what is happening to law enforcement aft all at these protests in i'm not talking about the 49 police officers who were attacked two week others ago in chicago. not the three who were blinds this past week in portland. i'm not even talk can about what the seattle chief of-by-said when she said she can't deploy -- he had to doon awe adjusted deployment forty professor basses the protest is

ian smith and frank grambetti, they are the co-owners of atilis gym and they won.n in the butt with the governor which is what you have to do, they were relentless and they won. the governor is allowing gyms at reduced capacity, but capacity nevertheless, to reopen on september 1. gentlemen congratulations. you must feel pretty good about that. >> thank you. we still have a long battle ahead of us, but it's a step in the right direction. we have a lot of legal issues to resolve, and some legal issues of our own, with governor murphy , but it certainly is a step in the right direction. neil: for those who aren't familiar with what both of you guys went through, they were threatening, i don't know if they succeeded taking your business license away, fining you, everything else. so, where does that stand? >> well right now, we actually joined forces with rick mader, a republican representative trying to actually win a senate position in the state of new jersey, and we are now classified as a volunteer camp for his campaign, and everyday people come in here, since they

ian smith and frank trumbetti with us now, co-owners of the atilis gym. thank you both for coming.r of you heard from governor murphy yet? >> first of all, thanks for having us on. to date we have not heard anything from governor murphy. he's never reached out and the whole purpose of why we reopened is we presented a plan very publicly in the hopes we could work with government to provide a framework for small businesses to operate. we haven't been contacted by governor murphy unless it's for punitive measures. neil: i guess one of the punitive measures that could be kicking around is to take your license away. all but forcing you out of business forever. what would you do if that was done? >> well, we actually have a hearing with the local township, borough of bellmawr, the mayor and town council, tomorrow. that's exactly what the meeting is about, taking our mercantile license away. our response to that is good luck because they are not handling everybody the exact same way, they will be violating our constitutional rights and we will go ahead with a lawsuit against them and we

watch. [ cheering and applause ] >> ian smith and frank tr of ombetti knocking down the doors momentsng murphy's virus restrictions for months. guys, the basic principle has been if big box stores are open up responsibly, we can do. they've done that. they remained open of. they he defied orders. they took the doors off the hinges. they boarded it up. they kicked it down this morning. so they can open it up. we'll see where this story goes. kudos to them for sticking up for what they believe in. griff: the doors never stood a chance. the trump administration has taken unprecedented action to reform america's workforce, by prioritizing skills and talent over a college degree. what does it mean for blue collar workers? here with advice is entrepreneur and founder of rough industries, the million dollar ditch digger, ken russ. tell us about the skills based folks out there amidst the pandemic. >> thank you for having me. i appreciate being here. one of the things that happened 20 years ago was we decided to close shop classes in high school. that means millions of kids couldn't learn bas

ian smith and frank of atilis gym will make their case at a town hall meeting in belmar. >> good luckt same way. violating our constitutional rights. and we will go through and the lawsuit against them and we will stay in business. i mean,. jillian: both men arrested last week for violating the state's covid-19 orders. they say they have followed all social distancing and guidelines. and then there is this story. an air force veteran dances his way out of a hospital four months after being admitted for covid-19. look at this. employees waving flags and cheering for trenton reeves leaving the illinois va hospital. >> took good care of me. saved my life. had a lot of complications. so, just really happy to go home and see my son. >> reaves says he is looking forward to playing with his son and grabbing foot at mcdonald's. make sure you get the french fries. ainsley: give you chills. that's great. those hospital workers saved his life. glad is he going back home to his son. thanks, jillian. brian: new york's top health official gripsd grilled by lawmakers about the state's nursing home c

here with more atilis gym co-owners, ian smith, frank trumbetti. and u.s. senate candidate dr. you look like criminals. you turned around, said, now we're not just a business, we're a campaign location. take that. update us. >> well, you know, when we started this we took a stand for our constitutional rights and for the rights of all small business owners throughout the country. and it wasn't intended to become political. we were trying to offer a solution to a problem where government was failing. it turned political. and that was because of governor murphy's actions. so now we, we made it political just as much as he has. pete: frank, you're betting on the fact, you can't interfere, local council, governor of new jersey can't interfere with a political candidate. you are a u.s. senate candidate. declared the gym a headquarters or a place for that. can they try to interfere with that? >> we believe they can't. doesn't mean they're not going to. we hope it gives us a reprieve until november 3rd. everyone comes in here are a volunteer for the mehta campaign. we'll be here to ex

that was ian smith and frank trumbetti. their business was boarded up.ck into the their own business. they continued to defight governor, phil murphy, saying his executive order to shut down non-essential businesses is not constitutional. now this latest blow, essentially, stu, takes away their license to do business. but they remain defiant. i'm not sure how. they say the fight goes on. they lost this battle. they have yet to lose the war. stuart: got it, asialy, thank you. we cover what we call the changing economy a lot on this program and here is an example. hard seltzer surging in popularity. lauren, do you have the answer for me? how many companies are selling a hard seltzer. lauren: 65 different brands. that is up 10 two years ago. hard seltzer tastes good. fewer calories. men and women like it. and most off premise places where you buy it are shut down, sales of hard seltzer, unbelievable, all-time high. in four weeks time they rose to $413 million. if you go into a liquor store, say do you have truly or white claw, usually laugh at you, no, we s

the atilis gym's business license and here with an update on where they stand, co-owners ian smith and frankrating as normal. brian: they told you you can't do a business, they told new jersey that you can't work out in a gym. why is it that you're so determined to push back? >> because if we don't pushback now, we're not going to have anything to pushback on because they violated all of our constitutional rights. the constitution, you know, basically says that they don't have any regulation or commerce and that's all they're doing. they do not have the right to shut us down in any way whatsoever. brian: so this is the statement. atilis gym's conduct is abhorent to organize judicial system, jeopardizes public health and must not be tolerated. your reaction. >> you know, in that hearing, there was nothing put forth as far as evidence that can back up that statement that we are jeopardizing public health. we even asked for it and we asked to stay the hearing another week so that the state or the town could present that information and we could discuss it. there is no evidence to support that c

tim had an incredible quote from frank luntz, who's been the word smith of the republican party now foryears and has been the one who's been able to define what being a republican means and why the policy that they are pursuing at the particular time is best for the country. and tim asked frank what does it mean to be a republican? and frank sat there for some time and got very frustrated and finally said, i can't tell you. i don't have the answer for the first time in my life. there's a good reason. because it doesn't stand for anything but what donald trump that particular moment says it stands for. it is a personality cult and history will show it to be that. but even frank luntz trying desperately to define what values this party stands for, couldn't do it. >> as you said many times on the show, it's not even about defending toudefen defending trump it's about being anti-anti-trump. elise, as you watched last night and viewers are going to get sick of me and joe and mika saying this over and over again, but it was like watching donald trump in 2016 in that this campaign is being run

frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. they say school campuses are simply not ready for their return with or without students. we get live coverage tonight from ktvu's asthma smith who tells us some teachers are willing to risk their jobs. >> reporter: the concern is that teachers may not be there for the first day of school, which is a week from tomorrow. one teacher i spoke with says she will return to the classroom only when it's safe. >> there is a lot of anxiety. everything seems uncertain. >> reporter: at a time when tonya jacobs should be preparing her lesson plan, the school year begins a week from wednesday in the sixth grade teacher at hoover middle school in san jose can't focus. the city's largest school district is putting her in a >> am i going to have to choose between doing what i love professionally, versus keeping the people that i love safe personally? >> reporter: she lives with her parents, both high risk. one of 1600 teachers in san jose unified told to teach in an empty classroom to a computer while students learn from home. patrick bernhardt is with the san jose teachers union and said the school district may be overreacting. >> they defi

frank: mike allen, it was an honor. mike: we would like to thank microsoft for making these conversations possible. our next guest is brad smith, the president of microsoft. he is the chief legal officer. peoplean empire of 1400 in 56 countries. he's got big ideas. brad smith, welcome to axios. brad: thanks, mike. thank you for having me. it's great to be here. mike: brad, it says you are a resident in washington, you are supposed to be in charlotte with me. quite a change in the plans for the convention. i know you have been at many recent conventions. and microsoft's technology has played quite a roll for both parties conventions. brad: i think these conventions play such an important role in american politics. really they are part of our culture. they have been a fundamental history.ur if you think about what happened in chicago in 1860 when the republican party everyone by nominating abraham lincoln. over the last 20 years, technology has played a vital role. they made the conventions more accessible to the american public. they made so many of these things more interactive. it's why i was in tampa in 2012, in cleveland in

smith with the council on foreign relations. coming up, the conventions are over, so let the race really begin. we talk with two renowned clinical strategist, rick davis and frank luntz, about what comes next. ons is "balance of power" bloomberg television and radio. ♪ president trump: in a new term as president, we will again build the greatest economy in history, quickly returning to full employment, soaring incomes , and record prosperity. biden: this is a life-changing election. this will determine what america will look like for a long time. characters on the ballot. compassion is on the ballot. decency, science, democracy. vice president pence, where we fought for free and fair trade and this president stood up to been and -- joe biden has a cheerleader for communist china. do betterrris: we can and deserve so much more. we must elect a president who will bring something different, something better, and do the important work. we saw a stark contrast between democrats and republicans you got a taste of. for an initial take on where the sharp differences will take us in the selection, we welcome bloomberg contributor rick davis who has been with us each ste

smith for this hotel room >> they're going to have to show the marriage contract to be counted that way thank you all today. we appreciate it robert frank, dom chu and jon fortt joining us for "rapid fire." >>> ethical? shame on you that's just some of the words robinhood has for its executives you can always watch us live and on the go on our cnbc app. we're back in a couple >>> welcome back robinhood announcing today it's landed its third mega investment for the year, pushing its investment over $11 billion. as the valuation is growing, so is the scrutiny. robinhood is not doing enough to protect investors, according to shawn caston a trader died by suicide after seeing a $30,000 negative balance in his robinhood account. it's great to have you here, shawn. thank you for being here >> hi, kelly, how are you? >> we are concerned about this tragic event with a suicide. what changes do you think need to be made >> look, we need to confront the fact that robinhood is a business model i fault no one for trying to make money i spent 16 years as an entrepreneur myself as a ceo and thought i would never be in congress hopefully that experienc