gina: it hasn't.nteresting thing about the dollar is, even though it is helping, and we've seen a drop in the dollar in recent months, that is not enough to really move the needle. at a time when revenue growth is falling, nondomestic economic conditions extremely weak, even in great times, you've got to get a much bigger move downward in the dollar to see results. i would expect you might actually see it in smaller cap stocks. what we tend to find is, when the dollar starts to decelerate or decline from a period of strength, it tends to indicate some form of risk recovery. usually recoveries and risk tolerance benefit small caps and value stocks from a sentiment perspective. i think that will likely overwhelm any true fundamental earnings impact from what has been modest dollar declines. gina, all right, appreciate your time. gina martin adams there in new york. coming up next, australia's earnings season has highlighted the widening golf between winners and losers from the coronavirus pandemic. this

gina, thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> reporter: gina, there's a winew video out s a different angle and a little bit before what the previous video showed us. ases it add any information to what happened? >> that new video does add som context. it shows jacob blake struggling with the two policofficers, and then he gets up and starts walking toward his car, and that's wh fe the nowamous video that we've seen picks up. so it does showt thathere was a struggle before the shooting, it also shows that there werl seveildren in the area. >> reporter: but, of course, it still doesn't show us what happened even before that strugg began beside the car. >> we still don't know whatth promptedt struggle. we have heard from jacob blake's lawyer that a taser ses but i certainly didn't see it on that video. we stillcan't see any weapons in his hands and still are no closer to understanding why theo ce shot him in the back the way they did. >> reporter: let's talk about what happened last night. as i understand it, the protest began peacefully ansd then ea qulaitd with broken wi

gina, you talked about a 40% decline in spots available.e places can only care for a certain amount of kids. and i guess this speaks to the advocacy as well as for myisha. how can these day cares stay afloat? i know a lot of parents are being asked to foot a little more of the bill, the prices are going up, but you have one parent working, the other lost their job. how can we keep these places open? because gina, like you said, these places are so vital for our californians and for everyone so we can get back to business. >> i just want to say there's a lot of support for families. you know, where you fall on the spectrum of income, you know, it does matter. however, there are a lot of supports. and people need to pick up the phone and make a call. it's confusing. you know, there are parents who are in the -- can afford nannies and things like that, but they are still facing tough choices as well as the families who have to have a spot to they can work and support their families. and so this is not an easy decision, and all of us on this ca

let's welcome in gina sanchez, ceo of sanchez global and area investments. gina, i'll start with you. what's your expectation of gold today? >> they're not surprising. the conditions that helped fuel a rally in gold are present and continue to be present if you look at when gold performs well, it tends to be when interest rates are low or falling. and that's a check mark there. if there's uncertainty in the markets, that's a check mark there. if there is concern around the strength of the dollar so all these things taken together are continuing to fuel gold, and you just -- you have nowhere to turn to for yield and so the rally in gold has been extraordinary since the beginning of the pandemic, and i think it actually has a ways to go >> all right and charlie, i know in the meantime, you've been watching the value stocks which are extremely cheapo, as we all know i'm curious what your advice to investors would be and how plunging rates factor into that. >> well, we think the most dangerous words in the world are "these times are different" in the face of ext

and people don't want this rule rolled back. >> gina, good to see you as as you.e epa under president barack obama. that does it for me. thank you for watching "develve" coming up, joy reid will make a guest appearance on "a.m. joy." discover new worlds discover what's good - pantene nutrient blends here's your iced coffee! ♪ america runs on dunkin' they're going to be paying for this for a long time. they will, but with accident forgiveness allstate won't raise your rates just because of an accident, even if it's your fault. cut! sonny. was that good? line! the desert never lies. isn't that what i said? no you were talking about allstate and insurance. i just... when i... let's try again. everybody back to one. accident forgiveness from allstate. click or call for a quote today. $225,000 in debt. ah, sofi literally changed my life. it was the easiest application process. sofi made it so there's no tradeoff between my dreams and paying student loans. student loans don't have to take over for the rest of your life. thank you for allowing me to get my money right. f

gina, what do these orders even if they're fully implemented do with helping states and americans whogling? >> not a lot. i think they really underwhelmed expectations in many ways. one of the big issues here is that the unemployment insurance expansion which would extend that expanded unemployment benefit of $600 a week to $00 a week and theoretically through the end of the year doesn't have enough money behind it and tap relief pot of money for hurricanes and only $44 billion in it and one out of every four dollars.to be funneled into the program comes from the states. we know that the states are already facing massive budget shortfalls, hard hit by the coronavirus and repeatedly urged congress to step up with more help and so asking them to step in and fill that void at this time is probably not super realistic and not lead to a good outcome here. >> and, you know, gloria, the catch is that 3 of the 4 connective orders can't be implemented by the white house alone. so what is the point for president trump of doing this then? >> show. he wants to show that with his signature which w

your trading nation team this year is craig johnson and gina sanchez.ike old times glad to see you both gina, any of those dogs of dow that you think are worth adopting >> it depend ons ts on the reco you think we're about to have. i'm focusing on a weak recovery. you're looking at something like an american express or a walgree walgreens, jpmorgan. things with good fundamentals but should continue to put up with foot in front of the other. craig, what about you? >> we have been bullish on this market i got to tell you, we like the market we're neutral on financials but i would play jpmorgan in here. the stock is starting to make a nice series of higher highs and higher lows. it's a name we will be playing at this point in time. we need to see ten-year bond deals start to work their way up and the 10-20 spread start to widen out. thank you both see you again soon >>> still ahead, it's the tiktok takeover walmart making a bid for the social media app what does it mean for the stock of walmart up big in the last couple of days a huge chunk of millennials

both parties were fighting for an independent india which at the time was gina's ultimate goal jinnah in strongly opposed to the idea of a separate muslim nation and indeed he is saying this is british divide and rule they want us to be divided we've got to stand together we've got to fight for our freedom if we don't fight for our freedom to get that we will never be free but he increasingly gets sidelined by a new younger generation of leadership among whom particularly there is there is never who is his nemesis handed now who calls for an indian republic is accused by the league of working for domination over the muslim minority but are making everyone with britain's grip on india weakening nehru and the indian national congress grew in power. nehru wanted a new india to have a strong central government run by his party. this alarmed general who argued muslim majority regions should govern themselves. it was a losing battle you know realized that given the imbalance in political support between the league and the congress the only way the league was ever going to actually come to a

aspire to get that there is on that in the discourse which is human energy and we have something that gina what a body could do my new book and this image as not being present in the discourse in the hole in it should be paid 80 when it's always seen as a labor but not as something in and of if you will in the 2 scoops and so if you really start seeing the whole of how the activity work on the proposed through the lens of energy it gives you a very different perspective forget them. it's a very big question and bad a good deface a again the. because i'm just trying to follow you feel steps of what he did. it started as an a while into the organisation and it destroyed to keep their spirit today after 50 face 60 years. these very important thank you would have been for stay with us. though men who come and go i did leave. and handle and. non-polluting and weidman and that about 15 women what can we say. we. should tell you if. we don't get it now. there's a huge demand for me and fabric number of days because people are afraid of bridges into the community they are looking for natural laws

-i'm defending him -- -gina. where's my money?! haven't been paid for three years, hey, and i'm no good?! i've let him slide for three fricking years! okay, okay. gina, please don't go out there. i'm closing you down first! because i got to get paid! that's the facts! all right?! look, needless to say, i ended my deal with sal. -i wish you luck, sal. -thank you. i think sal lied, because he didn't know how to do anything else. he was used to manipulating the facts and manipulating people. but ultimately, the biggest mistake was the one i made. in my gut, i knew i shouldn't have done the deal. i lost about 300 grand. "the profit" alums who went from underdogs to unbelievable success. -oh, my god. -oh, my god. lemonis: and the ones who faced a shocking end, all because they ignored one key rule. coming to the green flag, racing at daytona. they're off... in the kentucky derby. rory mcllroy is a two time champion at east lake. he scores! stanley cup champions. touchdown! only mahomes. expect anything different? the big events are back

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. >> host: to the lone star state thiss is gina republican. good morning. >> caller: yes, sir, glad to talk with you all this morning very good morning. want to talk about our judicial system, if sullivan is liable to not dismiss the case totally, our whole country is in trouble with the prosecution and everything. that means any judge will be able to go in and say hi and i don't have facts but we are going to prosecute. i'm to say that flynn only going to get this case over head over, free him up suit he has to say. people make us were all these masks to silences. that is my main point. let's see what he has to say please to america. >> of the judge c in this case has fabricated or produced a basis to take on a roll it hasn't previously done in this country. you hear the arguments in the case with the uncomfortable tension when it comes to describing what the judge is doing in essence though you cannot avoid here is really stated clearly a judge who has been outspoken about his animosity towards thisow administration. and against this in part

host: to the lone star state, this is gina, a republican. caller: glad to talk with you all. i was concerned about our judicial system. notullivan is able to dismiss the case totally, our whole country is in trouble with our judicial system and prosecution system. that means any judge will be able to go in and say i know i don't have the facts, but we will still keep prosecuting this. and also, i want to say that ahead-- why don't we go and get this case over with, see , that is myto say main point. let's see what flynn has to say to america. host: brett tolman. guest: the judge in this case, i fabricated or produced a basis for the judicial branch to take on a role that it hasn't previously done in this country. you can hear in the arguments in the case, the uncomfortable tension when it comes to describing what the judge is doing and what the judge has to do if they return the case to him. here iscannot avoid really seeing clearly a judge who has been outspoken about his animosity toward this administration, and against this defendant in particular, who brought on another f

here to disrupt your concentration yeah joining us once again is a hard to america sports producer gina hamm to discuss the fall out from curious comments regina. let's get into the dirty details about mr millbury this isn't the 1st time he's actually made comments like this about women or scandalous comments about the game. even during these playoffs he's done that he isn't the 1st broadcaster to have this opinion women in sports especially fall under this kind of criticism and that who by men who think that they shouldn't be there and they should have any any job at all with them sports is the subsequent reaction to mo burns quote surprising to you their reaction is not because it is probably a comment that many male analysts in sports feel they just they said the quiet part out loud and again all men in sports are not like this there are a lot of great allies for women in sports that happen to be male but back in 1700 if i didn't take it back for a quick 2nd melissa lucky had a loss to her in timing out a law suit against major league baseball to allow or in a locker room to cover a

younger kids in the younger kids are really scared about how that 19 is have a listen to his story from gina. carano the corona virus is spreading all over the world and we're all scared of the disease so we decided to rely on ourselves here some of us have become barbers cooks painters our musicians every day we take the children to the playing ground so that they don't become depressed we are doing everything ourselves that on doke. as amazing as it's looking after other kids jacqueline we've got lots of comments and ideas on you tube and i want to usually experience isn't educated to answer some of them so anita says it's really difficult to manage kids at home without any outings for a long time so when you've got a serious look down what did you do what would you recommend you with children who are close literally climbing the walls. i'd. still call it that it could be teething but it is so i have no routine at home even if they are like really. love to everyday just think only at home completely locked down you still tried or get into a timetable for example in you get an experiment 30

that was acknowledged by one of the republican members gina newtsen who voted to deny the request.s time, it was a line call. it was a very, very, very close call. the west campaign does have an opportunity to appeal. and i do also want to note that the commissioner deadlocks 3-3 denying access to a green party candidate. as we call from 2016, the greene hillary clinton. both of those are conditions that could go before the court for appeal and have a different ball game saying on my smerconish twitter and facebook pages. this comes from facebook. is kanye really going to draw enough votes to make a difference? well, julie, you just heard the jill stein total, this is important, the jill stein total in wisconsin alone trumped, pun intended, was greater than the margin by which donald trump beat hillary clinton. and if you throw in gary johnson, then it's like 137,000 votes versus 22,000 that was the margin. i am not someone who believes you can just automatically say, well, that would have been a vote for this candidate. in the absence of jill stein or gary or in this case, kanye w

gina: it should be more of a catch up. without a doubt, there is a lot of hiding in tech. to the degree that capital that is already invested in the equity market wants to look for new opportunities, it will move out of tech and into other stocks, but generally on an improvement in economic conditions, on an improvement in the earnings outlook, what you see instead is low valuation stocks start to catch up with high valuation stocks. those are the areas where most of the earnings depression is taking place, areas like the consumer discretionary sector, the earnings sector, where earnings have been completely dismantled. free cash flow down 40% or 50%, some cases even more. if we get a vaccine which opens up the economy, these are the areas where we are more likely to see performance improve. it does not mean the outlook for tech materially changes. you would also say the outlook for tech improves a little bit except for maybe in a few select cases where you have some bloated conditions. i would expect it to be more of itash -- catch up trade that is a rotation trade, but i

i really think this book is touched by gina's part i you did a brilliant job of bringing his life to page. and making his life really seemed like something that was living and breathing right in front of you with every page. so wil haygood just a tremendous accomplishment. just thank you for writing it. >> thank you very much. >> book worthy of a pound for pound of the 20th century this has been "after words" i am david siren. the book is called sweet thunderbird you need to buy it for you need to buy five copies to give to your friends because it will teach you something. not just about boxing but about this country. >> you are watching book tv on cspan2. every weekend with the latest nonfiction books and authors. cspan2, created by america's cable television company as a public service. and brought to you today by his television provider. >> book tv on cspan2 has top nonfiction books and authors every weekend. saturday 8:00 p.m. eastern, binge watch programs with the late author christopher hitchens his books include no one left to lie to, the missionary position, and the trial of

reporter: while some wildlife have started to return to the area, david and his wife, gina, are not planning to. they have been offered housing in fort ord, and can move in as as soon as sooner as next week. >>> coming up, promising news about the coronavirus in california, how the rate of positive cases today compared to two weeks ago. >>> and muni's light rail trains grind to a halt again. why service was suspend just three days after starting back up. want restaurants to open? and schools? want the economy to get back on track? you're not alone. and you can help make it happen. stay 6 feet apart. wash your hands. wear a mask every time you leave your home. choose to join the fight against covid-19. do your part. slow the spread. ...this one's for you. you inspired us to make your humira experience even better... with humira citrate-free. it has the same effectiveness you know and trust, but we removed the citrate buffers, there's less liquid, and a thinner needle... with less pain immediately following injection. ask your doctor about humira citrate-free. and you can use your co-pay card

david and his wife gina are not planning to.y have been offered housing and can move in as soon as next week. >>> american airlines has announced plans to furlough or lay off 19,000 employees in october, as they struggle with the draft effect drop in travel because of the coronavirus pandemic. flight attendants will bear the heaviest cuts with 8100 losing their jobs. about 1600 pilots will also be let go. the numbers announced today are in addition to the more than 23,000 employees who accepted buyouts, retired early, or took long-term leaves of absence. >>> okay. looking at the bay area temperatures from today. while you find your city or city close to yours, i want to point out why we're seeing so much smoke if the bay area. a pretty big fire down here. they're getting a handle on these things, down in the santa cruz mountains. those that's two directs. point ray six north, santa cruz is south. what's happened today, we got a southwest wind. that is grabbing smoke from that fire and bringing it in. that's what happened this mo

and i think it's been brilliantly directed by gina prince-brythewood but also it -- it encapsulates,, it's sort of an integral part of the narrative, is this kind of sense of inclusivity and everybody is represented in the film you know, all sorts of different groups, people of different worlds like, you know, all represented in their own way. and that's, you know, both in the story and also behind -- behind the camera as well. and i think that that is a a really important marker. and just how popular the film has been as well is just an important marker for the way these things can go. i mean, i think that that is what's really going to be a saving grace of our industry and an important part of our industry going forward is really representing everybody. >> jimmy: yeah, i agree. can you set up the movie >> so "the old guard" is about a group of mercenaries led by charlize theron who also happen to be immortal i mean, stop right there >> jimmy: i know, exactly. you guys -- i mean, seriously, she's amazing, unbelievable. you guys together -- the whole -- the film is great but she is j

into the oval office and demanded to know why he was saying these things, and coats and cia director gina haspel said those are the facts. those are the facts that we have been talking about in the nsc every day. those are the kinds of subjects where the top intelligence officials and for that matter the people who give the daily brief to the president find themselves walking into the propeller as it were. >> robert draper, author of this blockbuster piece of new reporting at "the new york times" magazine, "unwanted truths: inside battles with u.s. intelligence agencies." walking into the propeller is an absolutely apt metaphor for what you have described here. remarkable reporting. thank you. >> thank you, rachel. >> much more to get to us tonight. stay with us. with us evony top five troops: arab archers eagle guards dragon cavalries ninja warriors champion cavalries who will you choose? make friends and conquer the world. evony: the king's return download now! late-breaking news that president trump's new handpicked head of the postal service had, without warning, removed from their jo

. >> we have gina from abc news. >> reporter: what mission would be on the books for both of you next would you like to do? >> at least for me, i think in the short-term i transition to a support role. as you know my wife is assign today a spacex mission and we have a young son and so i'll definitely be focused on make sure that her mission is as successful as possible and supporting her university as she did for me over the last five years with the uncertainty in our launch dates and our uncertain any in our return dates. it's definitely her turn to focus getting her mission accomplished while i take care of the things that need to be taken care of for our home life. >> next is elizabeth howell from space.com. >> reporter: welcome home. and i wanted to know what kind of lessons learned or advice that you would give to the crew one when they get ready to go. >> that's a great question. we have a tag up with those guys i believe early next week and i think we have mentioned before that we talked to them shortly after launch and once we were docked just to kind of while it was fresh in

into the oval office and demanded to know why he was saying these things, and coats and cia director ginahe facts. those are the facts that we have been talking about in the nsc every day. those are the kinds of subjects where the top intelligence officials and for that matter the people who give the daily brief to the president find themselves walking into the propeller as it were. >> robert draper, author of this blockbuster piece of new reporting at "the new york times" magazine, "unwanted truths inside battles with u.s. intelligence agencies." walking into the propeller is an absolutely apt metaphor for what you have described here. remarkable reporting. thank you. >> thank you, rachel. >> much more to get to us tonight. stay with us. stay with us jim, could you uh kick the tires? oh yes. can you change the color inside the car? oh sure. how about blue? that's more cyan but. jump in the back seat, jim. act like my kids. how much longer? -exactly how they sound. it's got massaging seats too, right? oh yeahhhhh. -oh yeahhhhh. visit the mercedes-benz summer event or shop online at partic

joining me now, the democratic governor of rhode island, gina raimondo and one of her partners in theope brian, ceo and founder of organization hope that provides financial organization and coaching to low-income families across the countries. your plan to get the people of rhode island back to work. >> yes, good morning. thank you for having me. so we're very excited about this. this is a job training program, but what's different about it is there's a guaranteed job at the end of the training. so it's a broad public/private partnership. we have more than a dozen companies who have pledged to hire folks that come out of the training. and they've pledged to hire differently. so often now so many folks are shut out of jobs because they don't check the boxes, don't have a college degree. maybe they've spent time in prison. maybe they've taken time off to take care of a kid. so these companies have said, nope, we're going to hire people who come out of the training. what we're going to do is use some of our covid relief fund to train folks, high-quality training, and we're going to put w

i want to get to market things, gina martin adams made andpoint that the recovery risk tolerance thatits value and small-cap stocks, that has emerged in asia, pulling up the chart on the terminal to demonstrate that, small-cap in asia outperform this month, putting a dent in large-cap dominance over the first seven months with the investor participation a key support as they chase smaller names. a broader market recovery in asia has been a boon with more than two thirds of stocks trading above the 200 day moving average with that ratio above 70% in india and china. pictures had been relatively flat while industrials, materials, and financials have come into favor. in japan, quiet summer trading has fed into a narrow markets with little change since mid june for the topix. they players have led the rally for the index and a coating to tokyo research, that opens up room for laggards to play catch-up. an analyst is thinking along similar lines, switching up the charge, pointing to the correlation between the topix and global tech shares which could signal nontext cyclical stocks could co

if you think about the viral moments she's had with people like jeff sessions, people like gina haskell, it was about being a fighter and being aggressive. and i think if you're joe biden, that's one of the qualities you want to see in a partner. >> just a remarkable moment. kamala harris has been selected as joe biden's vice presidential partner, running partner. and she is the emgrant of jamaican and indian parents. as you pointed out, nia, she is a fighter. and recently we sort of saw this play out. it seemed as though the subtext of what she said talking about ambition. because there had been reporting out there that some of joe biden's allies thought that she was too ambitious, and she was speaking recently and she said, look, people who say that, they're just used to what has been, not what could be. and really took that criticism on head on. she didn't directly say she was talking about joe biden's allies who were critical of her. but that appeared to be what she was hinting at, right, nia? >> i think that's right. she was really responding to there were a lot of leaks that came

gina: your story's very inspiring, so i'm happy to see the success you've had so far. i mean, is it just -- do you do anything to get people to want to purchase the product? rachel: we've done demos in stores that really, definitely -- i mean, we've spent marketing dollars at the store level. david: now, if you'll take a look, there's a passive demo bowl there. and when we first started, we would provide free demo bulk to the locations. lemonis: from my perspective, they haven't done anything truly innovative on the marketing side. ♪ al: you've got a great product, great-tasting product. and the packaging is great. and we're not only manufacturers' reps/brokers, but, you know, we do investing with some of our vendors and partners, so maybe we can get together, maybe get a little skin in the game and help you out that way, as well. lemonis: thank you so much. rachel: thank you. al: thank you. rachel: i appreciate it. lemonis: now that a relationship has been established between rachel and the food brokers, whether the lenders are on-board are not, i want to talk to the

i'm gina leblanc and part of san francisco area for safe streets and deeply concerned about pedestriansafety. i'm speaking because i don't want any other mother to feel what i feel or lose what i lost and i was heading home from my nursing shift to have ape important discussion and he was high functioning and brilliant and adventurer and techie and a bowel -- ball of energy dreaming of work forg -- working for google and he wanted to go to watch the trains and he preferred walking and riding public transit and enjoyed being independent. he came home after the excursion but this was the last time he came home. when he went to bed that night he called out good night mom at 30 in the morning i was startal startaled -- startled as the came to our home and we went to the hospital and he left to meet a girl and was hit by a truck while walking and the truck was going too fast and my life was shattered in an instant and my life was changed and there's been three excellents in the past five weeks. these people are not just data points they're lives are shattered. prioritize pedestrian safety a

and i asked specifically about whether gina haspel, cia director could buck ratcliffe and continue briefings, and he said, i just don't know anymore. what is the state of play between the intelligence community and their rightful oversight committees like yours? >> well, this is a stark slap in the face to the american people, nicole. i hope this isn't characterized as a spat between congress and the president. congress is really a stand-in for the american people in this situation, who deserve to have this information, who deserve to know what their government knows about foreign interference in our election. that's really what's at stake here. and the people paid for this collection of intelligence and they ought to get it, subject to sources and methods and reasonable classification. but this is an insult to the american people to say, we're not going to brief congress anymore or we're not going to brief in-person. and by the way, that's saying, we're going to submit written statements. that's hollow. i've been in 400 or 500 congressional hearings in the last eight years. in every case, t

who do you think would be open to this and she welcomed a new agent at that point they represented a ginalist she had a sensibility that overlap with mine. you can google it now but you have an author that writes the same as you, find out their agent. in my case, i wrote a two-page progress and description of the book that was intriguing i guess and that's how i found my agent. but you have to find who is representing books like yours. >> host: underground railroad has been a bit of a phenomenon. you've been talking about it for two years, working on it for x. number of years. are you getting tired? >> guest: >> host: are you getting bored? >> guest: i am not getting bored or tired. it's an incredible four years of writing, something i could never have dreamed of in terms of people who pick it up and endorse it. i am enjoying and appreciating it. >> host: how do you find out that he won a pulitzer? >> guest: finding out is not anti, dick, but it is a live stream from columbia. the puppets are for this goes to this newspaper and so it isn't really theatrical. it's really quick and sort of

we have gina harmon who has the first question. we'll start there. >> i actually have a two-part question and an observation, chris. i think you're a breath of fresh air. i think you know you're brief and every time you give it and now we can see you, we were just going to hear you, now we can see you, i think you are a great, great credit to this administration and to the department. so there. so my question is, first, the recent hack of all the fancy twitter accounts was principally done by a kid of age 17 with two polices. that prompts the question, do you have the people you need to stay ahead of 17-year-olds metaphorcal, 17-year-olds, and the second part of the question, i recall back in the old days when we were putting the department together and doing nctc is doing intelligence reform, we kept talking about the need to change a need to know culture into a need to cha share culture. obviously, sharing is good. however, sharing also means that you have more vulnerabilities. i guess do you have the people and is this need to s

host: to the lone star state, this is gina, a republican. caller: glad to talk with you all. concerned about our judicial system. notullivan is able to dismiss the case totally, our whole country is in trouble with our judicial system and prosecution system. that means any judge will be able to go in and say i know i don't have the facts, but we will still keep prosecuting this. and also, i want to say that ahead-- why don't we go and get this case over with, see , that is myto say main point. let's see what flynn has to say to america. host: brett tolman. guest: the judge in this case, i fabricated or produced a basis for the judicial branch to take on a role that it hasn't previously done in this country. you can hear in the arguments in the case, the uncomfortable tension when it comes to describing what the judge is doing and what the judge has to do if they return the case to him. here iscannot avoid really seeing clearly a judge who has been outspoken about his animosity toward this administration, and against this defendant in particular, who brought on another former

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we can speak now to dr gina yannitell reinhardt, a lecturer in the department of government at the universityn the polls, what can president trump do to turn this around? this is the chance for the republicans to gain what they lost to the democratic national convention. traditionally, that is what they do. they didn't go first, they are going second this year but this is a time when you mobilise the base, and that is what trump is going to do. he gives his people and his supporters exactly what they wa nt to his supporters exactly what they want to hear and that will regain a lot of his popularity this week. the suggestion the election will be stolen if he doesn't win, this idea it will be rigged, will it work with his base? yes, unfortunately it will. this is the sort of claim he would like to make, it is something he will never test and it cannot be proven. if he wins, he does it in spite of fraud, if he loses, he says he loses because of fraud. nobody can he loses because of fraud. nobody ca n prove he loses because of fraud. nobody can prove it or test it wrong or right. his voters will