gary: i'm loading up front, though. i want the look for this alabama team to say we dare you to throw. brad: it's going to be jahmyr gibbs with jalen milroe and the alabama backfield. two tight ends both on the right side. two wideouts to the top of the green. latu joins them there. one broken tackle by that guy and it could be lights out but back to the line of scrimmage and that's it for gibbs. gary: i like the time-out after second down. that way on third down they have to decide whether they want to throw or not. brad: the clock will wind its way under 3:00 before this next snap. and milroe sets himself. and gives it to jahmyr gibbs. gibbs with a stiff arm. not going to get the first down. he's about three yards shy. jardin gilbert brought him down. gary: found some space. one deke inside and almost got this thing for a first down. brad: the clock moving. under 2:30 third down and 3. both backs will be in for alabama. gibbs is going to split out as a wide receiver as he trots out to the top of your screen. jase mccl

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one was to put gary spath on the stand.ion, which the defense decided to go with first was to put the other officer on the scene that day on the witness stand. that was wayne blanco. >> we have been waiting a long time for awaiting -- one of the people in authority at the time of the shooting. >> gary's partner wayne was a really good cop. he wasn't one of those law enforcement guys that felt like it was a war, he understood what teaneck was, the communities in teaneck. wayne had a good sense of justice, too. >> what did you do when you got out of the car? >> i had my gun drawn. >> why did you have you gone? >> we had a report of a man with a gun. >> he was one of the main witnesses of the trial. he was the guy that could backup's path. was his life in danger? >> everybody turned and started to walk towards the wall. he started flailing his arms, and saying, you guys don't have the right. i reached out with my left hand, and i -- [inaudible] >> and then what did you do? >> i reached over to his other pocket. >> what did you

mike: gary spath presented himself as a victim. he had been mistreated by the legal system and the media. spath: the media had completely sensationalized the shooting and pretty much judged me to be guilty from the start, especially mike kelly at the bergen record, turned the armed- turned the armed suspect into an innocent choirboy who was shot in the back while playing an innocent game of basketball in a schoolyard. i was no longer the good guy, protecting and serving a community and bergen record made sure of that. mike: spath was not only just over the top, but he was downright inaccurate. he said things that were simply not true. never once have they ever referred to phil pannell as being an armed suspect. those words never came out of their mouths. it was never written. this would be about politics and race, not about a cop doing his job chasing an armed felon. mike: i was surprised by the anger that was directed at my news organization and, in particular, me. this comes from a guy who hasn't even bothered to read what i wrot

one was to put gary spath on the stand. the defense decided to go with the first, was to put the other officer on the scene that they, on the witness stand, and that was wayne blanco. >> we have been waiting a long time to hear from officer wayne blanco, another one in authority at the time of the shooting. >> gary's partner wayne was a good cop. he was not one of these law enforcement guys who felt that it was a war. he understood what to enoch was, the communities in teaneck. wayne had a good sense of justice to. >> would you do when you got out of the car? >> i had my weapon. john >> budgetary weapon? >> because we had a report of a man with a gun. >> blanco in many respects as one of the key witnesses at the trial. he was the guy that could back up spath. was spath life in danger? >> there was a male they're wearing a red cap and a red coat. everyone turned and started to walk towards the wall. he started flailing around his arms and saying you guys have no right. he started to sidestep. i reached up my left hand, and i

gary: unemployment is a lagging share.ly when business drops off, profits are hit that businesses say we have too much staff and of course they spent so much time in recent years trying to hire people but they are reluctant to get rid of them. but it will happen and it's already starting to happen. we see the job openings decline, around the fringes prayed the unemployment rate will definitely rise. it rises well in a recession, it's a lagging series. guy: if the economy is good break or may already be broken, do you think stocks are priced appropriately? how much downside should there be? gary: i said at the beginning of the year i wrote in my bloomberg columns that i see a 40% decline . stock speak at the third of january as we all know and we are little bit more than halfway down so from here of course the percentages differ, they do not add up. but we probably have another 20, 20 5% to go down. the first leg down which basically the realization that interest rates are rising. that killed the growth stocks and discounte

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gary: interesting question.pect people's view of january 6 is baked in has been baked in for some time. there have been eight of these hearings in the event happened almost two years ago. what it might do is galvanize turnout and that will be crucial for democrats inartilar. if they can say, as they have in this committee, that this could happen all over again if you go to sleep politically, that maybe some kind of motivating factor for voters and save them the house or get them a majority in the senate. i think that will be the calculation the democratic side. david: gary o'donoghue, thanks. chinese leaders each in pain -- leader xi jinping is expected to be appointed to a historic third term in office this week, and the effort to heighten his popularity and image is in full swing. however, in beijing, a rare active protest days before the historic communist party congress. images on social media show two large banners unfurled on a bridge in the city. one of them read, no covid test, no restrictions, we want f

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it has been lovely to have gary. he has| been lovely to have gary. he has been lovely to have gary.bit quiet. he has. i am glad he is that side. he had a really - he is that side. he had a really late-night _ he is that side. he had a really late-night. we _ he is that side. he had a really late-night. we will— he is that side. he had a really late-night. we will get - he is that side. he had a really late-night. we will get you - he is that side. he had a really - late-night. we will get you home. late—night. we will get you home. gary. gary? harry hill's live tour, pedigree fun, is on now. stay with us, headlines coming up. good morning. welcome to breakfast with me jon kay on downing street, and victoria fritz in the studio. our headlines today... rishi sunak seems to be on course to be the uk's new prime minister, after borisjohnson dramatically quit the conservative party leadership contest. his decision to pull out leaves mr sunak as the clear frontrunner in the race for number 10, way ahead of fellow candidate penny mordaunt. the of fellow candidate penny mordaunt. question i

i'm proud to have gary, indiana, in our district.think about the pilot of the people hurting pause of these economic choices, this is a plan that has no action behind it. the congressman has no plan, but butif you go to my website thers a plan to help figure out economic processes to move forward. i'm disappointed in the hypocrisy that the congressional black caucus continues to provide, because they don't have a plan, and they would rather continue to crush people because it's all about, again, their power and the liberal elites versus regular america, people who want to stay in power, although they are doing absolutely nothing to make progress on the mission they talk about. >> tucker: well, of course. if they cared, they'd be talking about gary, indiana, not ukraine. but they don't care, and that's obvious. jennifer-ruth green, thank you. we pretty much stopped playing video of joe biden breaking down in public, saying bizarre things, garbled sentences, but the clip we're about to show you we couldn't resist because it's too unbel

gary and gary payton ii are only the fifth father-son nba champions in history. other four, bill walton, luke walton, michael thompson, klay thompson, mattie goog us , berry. >> majlis formulas. were you louder, or was he lower? >> it's a toss-up. and practice, he's got me. in the studio, i don't know. >>> get this . what would you do, burn , and all of you out there, if you won the lotto? would you vo: climate change is fueling a wildfire crisis. destroying our forests. threatening our communities. polluting our air. prop 30 taxes those making over $2 million a year. no one else pays a penny. 30 will reduce the tailpipe emissions that drive climate change. and prevent wildfires and toxic smoke. so we have clean air to breathe. this is about our kids' future. omar: prop 30 helps contain fires and combat tailpipe emissions. vote yes on 30. i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products

that is not enough for gary payton. for a second season, he is making a difference in hihoing the progr with the game he knows best. here is vern glenn. >> reporter: patent knows what tough looks like. he is in your face. it has carried over to the sidelines. >> i will get you out there, looking good and get doing great uniforms and in great sweatsuit. you earned it. i am not giving you anything. >> reporter: the hall of fame guard is back for a second year with oaklanders, their first season was cut short due to covid. >> am not here to have a plaything. i want something to happen here. i did not do no recruiting last year. this year, i did. >> reporter: you better be able to defend if you're going to play for the glove. >> they are going to play defense. >> reporter: he will compete against division two schools this season but hopes to one day play with the big boys in d1. and for peyton, an oakland native, this is an opportunity to highlight his own town. >> it was me -- to come back and take a program like this , to

stu: what about your clients, aren't they coming at you saying, gary, gary, put me in the big tech at the lows. >> heck no. the last two stocks in bull market were microsoft and google and sold within 3% of the highs and saw the market topping and saw some deceleration and little did i know what damage would be done but that's what bear markets do and takes things down to what we call normalized valuations from high valuations and where she stops, we don't know at this junction. i think believe it or not, i still call it facebook, i think there's more to go on the downside even though it's been crushed. stu: real fast, what are you buying, if anything? >> the strongest areas are managed care like hmos, got another good report out of molina health and it's a very narrow market and great example to be selective and mcdonalds opening up near yearly highs and it's a bear market and restaurant stocks at new year lows and really have to be on your game. stu: gary, i should have listened to you back in november ovlast year, you told me to get out of microsoft at the high and i didn't. i'm st

laura: we are joined by our washington correspondent gary o'donoghue.dent zelenskyy dialed into the emergency meeting of g7 leaders. he called for more weapons, more air defenses. did the leaders give him what he wanted? gary: they gave him a pretty effusive welcome in terms of the promises they made for military and humanitarian at diplomatic and other forms of support. this air shield is the key demand. what's happening is america is about to deliver two navsat systems that are good at defending against cruise missile attacks, particularly at defending cities. that is the system used to defend washington, d.c. in the united states, some americans have believe in that system. they are promising eight and the other six are not going to be delivered for a while. there are other systems coming from germany but none of this may be happening quickly enough for the ukrainians who believe this sort of attack could happen at any time and do damage to their open areas. laura: if republicans make gains in the midterm elections, if the energy crisis in europe wor

it was cut the spring when will gary are refused to pay in roubles. this will be the force general election in less than 2 years. and apart from growing distrust of the political elite, there is also growing division. i'm a bulgarian over the question, just how closely aligned should will gary a b with russia? the party cold. we continue, the change wants to be the pro european alternative. it's leaders, kito pet. gov and us and basil f headed a reformist government for 7 months before losing a vote of no confidence in june. their party is 2nd impulse. they are poised to govern again every step, every election. every when shouts bulgaria, ah, gets rid of d, all dre of doing politics, and this endless transition on that which have been stuck in and step by step. ah, we start turning in toy more social, more normal. ah, european countries. currently the party of boy co body, so the very man at the center of corruption obligations which sparked mass protests 2 years ago is leading the pulse is conservative gar, party. just like all parties full short of

his >>> his nba hall of fame days are over, but gary payton sr. is just getting started. >> i got to be on the floor. we got to get tough. >> he knows what tough looks like. his in-your- face style is carried over to the sideline. >> i get you out there looking good. i will get you in great uniforms. i got you great sweatsuits. you earn it. earn it! i am not giving you anything. >> the hall of fame guard is back for the second year with the oaklanders. the team's for season was cut short due to covid. >> i'm not here just to have a play thing. i want something to happen. i didn't do know recruiting last year. this year, i got the players on his come in here. >> they will compete against division ii schools this season. he hopes to play with the big boys in division i. for peyton, an oakland native, this is the opportunity to highlight his home town. >> it is up right for me to grow up in oakland, california, and to come back and take a starter program like this and try to build it up. show people what we got here in oakland, california, what kind

no one knows that better than the cohost of the gary and shannon show, gary hoffman is back. hey, e kennedy, how are ya? kennedy: we're talking gas and energy in this b block, gary hoffman, and i think that the governor is completely misguided. that's why we are in the inflationary pickle we are in, because the federal government has been printing and handing out money. california's doing the exact same thing. does no one see how this is going to make everything worse? >> i don't know when you took economics, but it was the a junior in high school when i learned that the government printing money can cause and exacerbate inflation. i was a junior in high school. that was many decades ago. i'm surprised that this -- and gavin and i actually didn't go to high school too far apart up in northern california, so i know that the a curriculum was probably very similar. what amazes me also about this is that if you're, if you have the amount of money, if you have enough money in the surplus here in california to give these taxpayers, about 23 million of them, about $1,000, why is the

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senate, in louisiana, gary chambers.anuary, advocating for legalization, and an end to arrests for possession. while he was, lighting up a blunt. we talked to him about it before. fab, i will start with you. the reaction to president biden, knowing full well that at a federal level, there aren't very many people who are incarcerated for simple possession. >> you're right. in fact 2021, katy, only 149 people were incarcerated for simple possession. which just means like possessing a joint or two, on federal property, like a state park or something. but you know, bernard noble, a gentleman from louisiana, the same state that, you know, that gary's from, he was given a 13-year sentence for two joints worth of cannabis, and i covered this all in the film i made called "grass is greener" and inspired me to get involved to create a cannabis plan in his name, be noble, and we are raising awareness about the injustices that are still going on. biden made a good decision in the right direction but we need many more steps bought t

gary good morning. interesting howl morning to you. gary good - morning. direction _ morning. interesting how catty our client direction across - our client direction across europe. you're thinking? i think it is an opportunity as well for rishi sunak. he certainly won't want bad relations with the european union. in fact, relations with the european union. infact, he might relations with the european union. in fact, he might be looking at relations with the european union as a way to improve his domestic economic situation. in the end, hopefully, we may be coming to the end of what might be the collective political nervous breakdown in the united kingdom and a more serious time for a more serious age. brexit has clearly not delivered the economic evidence that the conservative party were expecting. if you look at the facts alone, the united kingdom economy is probably 4% smaller in gdp terms than it would have been at this point if we had still been in the european union. ortake still been in the european union. or take another metric, round about 2016, w

gary kaltbaum, shah ghailani coming up on that. the fed will probably have to change course sooner than advertised. what will that mean for the dollar and stocks, commodities? lynn alden has the blueprint. forget about repeating the 1970s. the fed is making a mistake repeating the 1930s. paypal chutzpah taking money from you where they deem misinformation. i can't wait to get don luskin's thoughts at 2:40. my take in the show, why all the free money was designed to put people into debt because you know what that means? greater loss of freedom. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪. charles: all right, race to the bottom, folks and, it is exacerbating, in a lot of areas, also in earnings. coming down really quickly. look at this, we're really going down very, very quickly. this is right before the earnings season, one of the biggest free falls in earnings. by the way, not just a quarter people are worried about now. wall street analysts coming out with earnings estimates for next year and their targets. take a look at this.

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gary gensler will be joining us.ntributor. let's talk about this and then vehicle sales overall. for tesla, this was an issue where the deliveries didn't meet the end of the quarter expectations elon musk says it is different the way of the shippings that makes sense the stock is the largest performer in the s&p 500 what do you think about it all >> well, you know, the tesla stock prices really based on at built to continue to grow and celebrate ratings and probably from what you saw in this quarter is not only the supply chain issues that are affecting the whole industry, but at the same time they're ramping up plants in austin and when you ramp up a new plant, you know, issues can happen. i think that plus the supply shane chain issues hindered the production and deliveries this quarter. >> there is also a temporary shutdown of the factory in china, too but longer term, what do you think about the probe and the possibilities whether or not they'll be able to make up for it in the fourth quarter >> at the heart, tes

neil: wild stuff, gary, thank you very, very much. gary on all that. i want to come back and a bit of a game show riddle to solve. think quick, what do richard nixon and boris johnson have in common. let me give you a hint here. richard nixon came back after losing the presidency in 1960 against all odds. boris johnson could be looking to do the same after this. ♪ as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network. with no line activation fees or term contracts. saving you up to $500 a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so boost your bottom line by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities. ™ millions have made the switch from the big three to the best kept secret in wireless: xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year with the fastest mobile service. and now, intr

thanks a lot, gary, appreciate it. i listen, reference to a whole bunch of earnings calls, at least snippets i don't ever really listen to all the calls. for the most part the bellwether tech names saying hey, be cool. we'll rock and roll long term but meanwhile to gary's point their shares have come in under tremendous pressure. i want to bring in neuberger newman daniel flak. daniel, management at every country try to put a positive spin and say look to the future. at some point maybe the well-runs dry. are we there with the microsofts and googles of the world? >> charles, great to see you. i think microsoft and google both represent attractive invests at current levels. what is going on the companies are certainly being impacted by macro headwinds, parts of the consumer are seeing a little bit of pressure but if we step back to think about what is happening from an innovation standpoint, that is very much alive and well. if you look at google core search is healthy and i think durable. compares are difficult. fx is

r: in a few minutes,the trial of police officer gary spath will begin.e put on trial. m: when you said that yousaw phillip being shot. witness: i didn't say i sawphillip get shot. m: just asking he motions, i give up.then pow. shot went off peter: but we'vebeen waiting a long to hear from officerwayne blanco, one of the only other people in authority at thetime of the shooting. thelma: i looked and i saw all white jury. i said we don't have a chance. devastation in the south, brigade news on hurricane in. we have the latest on the storm's path and we will go beyond the statistics to actually hear from those affected. plus, ginni thomas speaks out, new details regarding her closed-door testimony to the general six committee and court is in session, the explosive case that the supreme court is set to hear as its new term begins this coming week. i am ayman mohyeldin. let's get started. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>

wilbur ross was another gary cohn. larry kudlow and from the get go, many got involved in that campaign to be treasury secretary. there's a great story in taking back trump's america, where i'm in trump trump tower in manhattan, in the war room. it's about september. and i get called down to the office. bye by dave bossie. love dave. and he was the chief operating officer of the campaign. and i come in and steve bannon sitting there. steve, of course, is the strategist who kind of road that a rescue in august and it's like it's like there was just yet another screw up with our with our tax bill and the press and it related to our mischaracterization of this thing called carried carried interest rate. it's like dave goes what the hell happened? here i go. hey, manoogian stuck his head, you know, his mouth and yeah, your god. and so, so one point i say something like, god help us if manoogian is treasury secretary and bossie says, yeah, god help us. and bannon says, yeah, that'll never happen. and the point of the story

we appreciate what you're doing, gary. imagine when you talk to some of these folks, including that couple you talked to in their 90s, it's going to be a difficult time for them because all that they have worked for their entire lives seemingly is now toppled and destroyed. i know a lot of folks were reluctant to leave even though their homes were in shamabled. so when you come across people in that situation, what do you say to them, how do you relate to them, how do you help them in that strenuous time? >> well, we just -- you know, we try to be as compassionate as we can. we tell them it's going to be okay, that, you know, it might take a little time, but they will get things back. that particular couple lived on a canal, and they didn't even know where their boat was. the last they saw, the boat was in the back. but when they got up and started looking around, they don't even know where their boat was. there are boats lying everywhere. if i could say one thing, what we really, really need as rescuers and anyone, we nee

gary: we think wage inflation will be running at a pretty good clip.e are still dealing with shortages as an outgrowth of the pandemic. we do see inflation coming off of the boyle. it will be slow and choppy as it has been for the next couple of months. as of improvement will be more noticeable over the course of 2023. it is not put margins under pressure as we saw in the first half of the year. shery: given the challenges we have seen it with the earnings bar being lower significantly, does the earnings estimate coming from wall street price in all of the challenges for the rest of the year? gary: not yet we do not believe. we have been quite optimistic throughout the year. they are coming down now, but we are still a bit ahead of the curve. we have to be more cautious and earnings estimates have been below the consensus for quite some time. there is further downward revisions to come as we move through the wars of the slowdown through the first -- worst of the slowdown through the first half of the year. haidi: you talked about the inflationary impac

a lot of bbcjournalist has been very concerned about gary lineker�*s comments on twitter.d by the bbc for a comment about the conservative party. is there a lack of consistency in how presenters are treated? i think, ithink, well, in i think, well, in that case, what the acu, who set up the finding you are referring to... the executive completion? yes, they made _ the executive completion? yes, they made a _ the executive completion? yes, they made a distinction. - the rules are applied most strongly to journalist like yourself. and in that social media guidance also has a section about others who are very high—profile within the bbc and their responsibility. if you read the finding that the acu sent out, they made that distinction and explained that. they made their judgement on that. the rules do apply a bit differently but we actually choose in the bbc to imply up impartiality across all genres. it obviously applies in different ways in different degrees and dromedary or comedy or those things. —— than, say, drama or comedy. thank you so much. thank you for all your com

gary's airbnb, by the way , has been so successful. he plans on listing to more missile silo properties on airbnb soon there are so many unique nes out there from a snow ig we planned well for retirement, but i wish we had more cash. they have no idea they're sitting on a goldmine. well they don't realize that if you have a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more, you can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. we've got to tell them! hey, guys! you're sitting on a goldmine! do you hear that? i don't hear anything anymore. find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. bc floodlight dot com. somebody asked. you know what time it is time for? that's wild, starting with a whale of an encounter north of the border. aerial video from british columbia shows a humpback whale entangled in lines. rescuers helped it out by following it with multiple rescuers working to finally get it free. eventually, the whale was set free in the humpbac

the thing about gary anybody who knows it from the musical, it was formed in 1905, it was a very new city and they could take the education wherever they wanted to take it, one of dewey's disciples was the superintendent of the area and they built gary's plan there in indiana and its features were something that you probably all thought were always in school, like bells that ring over 55 minute. , seven. day, the idea of subjects broken up in the social sciences being inserted into it. he talks about about the social sciences, this was all packaged up and they remove religion, christianity from the classroom by simply putting it in a pullout. period where i first encountered the story when i was reading the back-and-forth in the editorial pages of the new republic in 1915 and 1918 where they are arguing about how to get god out of the classroom for good. the ones that they put in a pullout. we can eventually just drop it. the other side was saying we should have a pullout. especially when you imported back into new york which happened when the gary plan wase successful so they put it

which is what happened to gary being successful and putting it back in new york. the whole modern america was designed >> i read it in your book and could not believe it and the archives and it keeps all of our records and takes care of the constitution and the deck la ration of the independence and the archive's website and suggests the top right hand corner, these are harmful warning, harmful words in these documents. how can this possibly be. >> it's true, go to website of national archive for the declaration of independents and constitution of the united states of america and there's a trigger warning. potential violent content and inappropriate content. founding and theories were dedicated to that at the beginning landing on the shores and david talked about early progressives and john dewey and other names you'll be introduced to and the theory of the school that fleed germany and flee hitler and land in new york and they're welcomed at columbia university where john dewey had been a professor. what is columbia at that time. columbia's teacher college today

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the person leading that effort is the chair of the committee, senator gary peters, welcome to capehart on washington post live. sen. peters: thank you. >> over the summer, you know the democrats seem to have the wind at their back. but we are less than four weeks from election day and key races are training for democrats. what changed? sen. peters: nothing change from what we anticipated. we knew the polls will be tightening, we knew the elections would be nailbiter's it would be very close. if you asked me last year where you see these races going into the last few weeks, i would've told you all of these battleground states are going to be tight. it is going to be critical for us to have a ground operation to make sure we turn out voters. as you know, voter turnout in the midterm tends to drop off where our presidential election is. so turnout is a major factor. at -- may have been making significant efforts to turn out the battleground vote so we are not surprised about where we are. no one should be surprised with these numbers. it is going to come right down to election day and ver

. >> next, the chair of the democratic senatorial campaign committee, senator gary peters, talks aboutey races in the 2022 midterm elections. this is hosted by the washington post. jonathan: i am jonathan capehart , associate editor of the washington post. democrats are not only hoping to hold their majority in the senate, they are hoping to pick up two more seats. the person leading the effort is the chair of the democratic senatorial campaign committee, senator gary peters of michigan. welcome to "washington post" live. sen. peters: thank you for the invitation. jonathan: over the summer, democrats seemed to have the wind at their backs and bulls are now tightening. what changed? sen. peters: actually, nothing changed from what we anticipated. we knew the polls were be tightening. and we knew these elections are all going to be nailbiter's. they are all going to be very close. if you would have asked me last year, where do you see these races in the last few weeks? i would have told you these battleground states are all going to be very tight. it is critical for us to have a ground o

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gary's agenda.licans take congress, not, if they take both, that could be very nuclear for him. he could be up there a lot. people guarranty, that senate and house republicans are going to be all over this report. liz: charlie gasparino. thank you. >> just like me. liz: treasury yields, setting at multiyear highs. >> that was great transition. treasury yields. >> go away. get out. multiyear highs. the 10-year yield, jumping to 4.127. right now it is 4.124. still this is the highest in more than 14 years. the two-year treasury yield spiking to 4.55%. that is the highest in 15 years. and, we do, in just a few minutes get earnings from tesla, the ev maker expected to say both earnings per share and revenue jumped 60% from one year ago. ibm set to report as well but tesla shares right now, let me see, where are we, currently? up half a percent. i'm watching this, he had the tweet just about an hour ago he said don't worry i will never let you down. we don't know what he was referring to but we're watchi

host: how have you identified it, gary? caller: what is that? host: how have you been able to identify that? caller: there have been claims of that happening. it happened all over the country. do not sit there and pontificate that these things are done properly. they are not. the whole process is a joke. host: are you going to vote in 2022? caller: what is that? host: are you going to vote in the midterms? caller: yes i'm going to vote and i will be upset when the results are smeared. they have propaganda stuff. they are trying to light a fire to everyone. this whole country is full of crap. host: barbara in massachusetts, line for democrats. good morning. caller: good morning. i do not think this is over. i think trump has another plan. he is doing the same play. he wants to get indicted and his people will go crazy. he knows it, he loves it, and please, look into it. he is doing it again. and nobody will listen. but you will all find out in the end. thank you. host: this is how the former president ended his response, a four-page letter and 10

the democratic senate campaign committee is run by senator gary peters on the republican side this year and gary peters of michigan's gonna be live in a few minutes and we are very much looking forward that conversation but it's tempting in years like this to look at some of these astonishing candidates and think it can't have ever been worse in this. how did it get so bad it's been bad in the past but it's never been this bad. what is gonna come out next? but then there is the republican candidate for senate in arizona. his vote for the most underrated thinker as the unabomber. this is not a circumstance where he was given a test that is multiple choice the only possible answer was like satan, stolen or the unabomber. wasn't like he could choose the best among that is an open question. he volunteered at the one he likes the unabomber. >> a subversive think that is underrated? >> yeah. >> i probably get in trouble for saying this but i would say habit like theodore kaczynski go to one actually. >> probably not great to be talking about the unabomber while campaigning. >> i don't know th