why did you decide to vote for glenn youngkin? because of school and education.school relinquishing not in school because i was there. i stood, i sat right next to them as they were trying to absorb whatever they could. during covid. and it did, the concept of opening your eyes come i think we will repeat over and over again. >> ainsley: do it again? >> i would vote for biden again. i would, i would. >> ainsley: you are an independent? >> i am. i just want to vote for the person that is going to help my kids, help my family. i used to have a much broader kind of thought about it, the environment, you know, all of these wonderful social things. but right now, i've got to help my kids. >> ainsley: that is how we all feel. christie, i see you shaking your head. why are you in agreement with her? >> because education has come to the forefront again. and what parents care about the next election cycle. we don't care what the letter is after the candidate's name. we want to see somebody prioritize students needs and return the focus to academics. which in public educat

a right glenn kushner, let me begin with you, and i want to come to a little later in our discussion about what's been happening in that oath keeper trial, you've been in the courtroom. but you are reading of what we are in this granting of an expedited by the 11th circuit. >> so there's good news and bad news, lawrence. the good news is it looks like the 11th circuit court of appeals is a distinguishing itself to be on to the task. they are leading the emergency of the moment and it looks like they are right on when it comes to the substance, a unanimous frigid platinum, few judges been appointed by donald trump, are basically smacking down every argument trump tries to make and importantly, they are not playing his game. his game is always to delay. and run out the clock. that's the good news. the 11th circuit seems to be up for the task. the bad news is, justice clarence thomas is the one who has the supervisory responsibility over at the 11th circuit. and to put it generously, i think he is a wild card and the calculation. >> he has given the justice department a week to respond,

but i agree with glenn. this is about delaying and donald trump has successfully delayed investigation after investigation. we just got -- congress just got documents related to his taxes after, like, four or five years. i mean, these legal battles can go on forever. and donald trump knows that if he can retake the white house, he can make some of this, or he can try to make some of the stuff, go away. he is definitely trying to delay this as long as possible. >> that is the thing, john. it may be reprehensible, but it works for trump. so, we should not be surprised that he's going right back to his move from his playbook. does this seem like to you it is just a hail mary play? he is trying anything he possibly can? >> i think luke brings up a great point that if donald trump is president again, all of these things go away and if he can delay the adjudication of all of these things for a long enough to get elected president, that means he can wipe the slate clean, whether if that's because he appoints new pe

glenn, let's start with donald trump in the subpoena. why has the committee waited and what are their options if and when trump ignores this thing? because let's be honest, he's going to. >> stephanie, i'm not surprised that the committee waited until the end of its investigation because first of all what it looks like they've been doing looks a lot like a criminal investigation, even though we know it's a legislative investigation. there are some similarities and we will ordinarily wait until the end of any investigation to invite or subpoena the target of, the main person that we are looking at. why? because by that time we have gathered all of the other relevant information and we know how we want to go at the target when and if he testifies. which brings us to the next question. will he testify? i think the odds are slim to none and slim is fading fast. i would be very surprised if we ever see donald trump and his butt plopped in a witness chair before the j six committee and if he does manage to get pulled in, i can't imagine he'll

it was now history, but it wasn't. >> hello, it's glenn. >> glenn, how are you in the. >> a very quick one. resale on gordon taylor. do not delete anything. it asks you for the pin. put his number back in and there's three messages on there, all right? >> fantastic. >> a year later the news of the world is poised to publish a salacious article about a british newspaper executive named gordon taylor. >> taylor ended up believing his phone had been hacked and sued news of the world. the case was worth 100 million pounds, an extraordinary amount of money. >> one would assume the only way murdoch would pay this amount of money is if they wanted to keep something secret. >> in fact, there was something that the news of the world wanted to make sure never saw the light of day. >> highly damning document that includes a transcript from a hacked conversation for a reporter named neville thorobeck. >> this showed clyde goodman was not the only reporter in news of the world who relied upon the black magic of glenn mulkair. >> june 7, 2008, james murdoch is home in london with his children when h

glenn, america first, because you are in that courtroom today.tus of the government's case? and tell me about the relevance of the texts? >> so, the status of the case, i'm happy to report, is strong. and the reason i say that, chris, is you know, in this day and age of electronic evidence, there are so many text messages, and signal group chats. and cell phone, cell cite information, that, you know, the prosecutors, i, think have to guard against what we call over trying the case. i'm not saying they are there yet. you know, listen, the last time the federal government brought a seditious conspiracy case was in 2010, and it didn't go so well for the government. the seditious conspiracy charges or actually dismissed by the judge, and they did not even make it to the jury. i think the prosecutors are well advised to present all of this evidence, but in almost feels like the seditious conspiracy account itself has been proved, and now, we're all sort of waiting for the case the transition to the cooperating witnesses, the insiders who pleaded guilt

and glenn youngkin recognizes, i have never thought that glenn youngkin was part of the moderate groupaigned under divisive social issues in virginia on the -- in the midst of that campaign. all of these republicans, except for a very few exceptions like liz cheney and adam kinzinger, go along with what the majority the party is. and what it is with these people, it's about power over the popular ville of the voters. it's about seeking power, no matter if it goes against every avenue that is against the popular will of the voters. and tulsi gabbard, who ran for president as a democratic party candidate less than two years ago. she is campaigning for kari lake. so, they are all in a group together. they are all the same. they are all only interested in the power that they can seek. >> a whole other level. jason, earlier today, nancy pelosi told punchbowl news that democrats need to message better on inflation. they have got some very positive things that they can say they're doing. today alone was announced, an 8. 7% cost of living increase for social security next year. that's a huge,

i agree with glenn, i think they've begged, and pleaded for months. almost two years, for him to hand over these documents. and he hasn't done it. he's squirrel them away at mar-a-lago, he has all these other properties. i think we have to assume, quite frankly, that they are there. and i'm wondering if putting this out there, sort of attacking -- maybe they're going to serve a search warrant at some point in the near future, on these properties. but what's more concerning to me is a former cia officer,, again this erodes the confidence that our human assets overseas have our intelligence capabilities. and i think that's a really important thing to think about. >> tracey, i'm wondering, giving these reports, does it seem as though the intel community, or doj, has a pretty good idea of what is missing? >> given these reports, i feel like they probably do. they are conducting the image assessment right now, and my best guess is that they are starting to see where the holes were. again, we did have reporting that came out about a year ago, high believe,

please welcome governor glenn youngkin. and applause] ♪ ♪ >> ♪ when i die and they lay me to rest gonna go to the place that's the best when i lay me down to die goin' up to the spirit in the sky goin' up to the spirit in the sky (spirit in the sky) that's where i'm gonna go when i die (when i die) ♪ ♪ gov. youngkin: arizona! whoo! look at those people way back there. how about this? about your next governor, kari lake? [cheering and applause] i just want to thank everybody for coming out tonight, because, tonight, you are celebrating. tonight, this is what hope looks like. tonight, this is what the future of arizona looks like under the great leadership of your 24th g overnor, kari lake. [cheering] thank you for having me with you. i was flying here and i was thinking about all the great things about arizona. i don't have to reset my watch. you guys are on the right of california. but the reality is, arizona is about grit. arizona is about getting it done. arizona is about never going back but only going forward. arizona i

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 start a program and try to build it up -- to show people what we have in oakland, california, what kind of city we got. >> if they need any help with fundraising, he can always give you

it's glenn. >> glenn, how are you? >> hello, mate. just a very quick one. voicemail reset on gordon taylor. do not delete anything. >> yeah. >> it asks you for the pin, then put his number back. >> yeah. >> and there's three messages on there. all right? >> fan tas tech. >> a year later, the news of the world is poised to publish a salacious article about a british football association executive named gordon taylor. >> taylor believes that his phone has been hacked, and he decides to sue the news of the world. the case ended up costing the murdochs close to a million pounds, which is an extraordinary amount of money. >> one would assume that the only way the murdochs would pay this kind of money is if they wanted to keep something secret, that there was something that they were preventing from getting out. >> and in fact, there was something that the news of the world wanted to make sure never saw the light of day. >> a highly damning document that becomes known as the "for neville e-mail" because it includes a transcript from a hacked conversation that mul

when glenn finished his mission, glenn, grissom and i, we flew with jack back to washington for glenn's ceremony. the four of us sat in his cabin, and we talked about would guss that done. we talked about with john had done. we talked about what i had done. all the way back. people would come in with papers to be signed. he said, don't worry, we will get those when we get back to washington. the entire flight. i'll tell you, really, he was a space cadet. it's too bad he could not have lived to see his promise. >> when he first made that announcement, what was your personal reaction? >> oh we were delighted. we were delighted. but, there was a bit of a gulp in there, because he had put a time cap on the deal. i don't think that any of us thought we would be able to make it, whether that was in 1961, within eight and a half years. and anyways, delighted, but with a little bit of, well, maybe, the president is a little enthusiastic. >> we finally got up to that point where we were into apollo, and what was your choice? you and deke? what was your best bet as to which would be the first fli

. >>> coming up in a red and gold report, our vern glenn takes a look at christian's 49er debut. >>> and history made on the baseball diamond and now the world series is set. road. the team will be playing with the suns. >>> last night the kings were in town. head coach mike brown, former warriors assistant, received his championship ring. they were hot in the first half scoring 9 pointsch the game got more interesting than the warriors would have liked. but the good news is they held onto the win over the kings. >>> a new 49ers acquisition debuted this went. but is it enough to keep the team above the 500 mark? our vern glenn with the red and gold report. >> reporter: this red and gold report, fittingly, originates from levy stadium, one of the great subplots for this whole week, lead be up to this chiefs 49ers game was christian mccaffrey as the niners unwrapped its shiny new toy. >> this was a weird week for me and them. >> reporter: he got the start at running back and the 49ers day bow. overall, he finished with 62 yards 10 touches. kyle shanahan expects him to have a bigger rol

thank you to my friend glenn for speaking about his book today. we hope you find a chance to react and think about these issues. thanks.

in "focus" now we welcome virginia governor glenn youngkin. great to see you. me about the message you are carrying on the stump and which part of it do you think hits democrats squarely. >> it's the same message that voters last year in virginia spoke so loudly about, which is they're tired of the chaos, tired of chaos in their economic and financial life where inflation is quietly stealing their hard-earned money. they are tired of their schools being in a state of chaos where they were shut unnecessarily for an extended period of time. their kids suffered and parents have been shut out of their kids' lives and they are tired of crime in their cities. where in fact the progressive liberal democrats have done nothing but make things worse. so this is what virginians stood up last year and spoke about. i see it happening across the nation. i think this is going to be a big moment for republican gubernatorial candidates to win states that joe biden had won and those republicans that are running in states that have seen the benefit of having a republican governor

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glenn kirschner is a former federal prosecutor, and an msnbc legal analyst. the courtroom today, covering the oath keepers trial, and neil catskill is back with us as well. but glenn, i'm gonna start with you, first. i want to get a big picture assessment from you. what does this case tell us about where the justice department is heading with its ongoing january 6th prosecutions? >> you know, jonathan, it tells us that the department of justice is, in earnest, working its way up from the smaller charges to the more significant charges. seditious conspiracy charges are not often brought by the department of justice. they last tried about ten years ago, out in michigan, it didn't go so well for doj, in fact the judge dismissed the seditious conspiracy charges. but as i sat in the courtroom today, and watch the opening statements of the prosecutor, and the three defense attorneys the chose to open, people might not know the defense attorneys can differ their opening statements until after the government rested its case. but when i listen to the evidence, it was

glenn decent. he is a professor at the university of south eastern norway as well as author of the book . listen, phobia propaganda, international politics. and we have next seen such golf. he is the director of the center for advanced american studies and moscow state institute of international relations or a job in cross stack roles in effect. that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate it. let's start with glen here, glen. i just jot down a number of countries here. saudi arabia, turkey, the united arab emirates, india, south africa. now throw in opec plus, i'm not too long ago, these were considered, you know, if not a staunch american allies, very supportive of the west. and these are significant countries and opec by itself is very important. they're not in line with washington's demands that the world condemn russia. how significant is that? go ahead, glenn. ah, it's very significant. and this clarification about the world order that was established after the cold war.

vern glenn has the highlights. we will be watching them all day day long and all week long on the red & gold report. > >> a unique perspective from onboard an oncoming navy ship. how they are using this week to hone their own defenses. >> if you are watching the game, game, it should have been a confidence booster for the season. they are leading the -- here is vern glenn with the recap in the red & gold report. >> this is the volkswagen red & gold report. >> the championship game -- 49ers/rams rivalry has been oned been one-sided. san francisco has now beaten their southern california rivals seven straight straight times in the regular season. no love lost when these two teams get together. jimmy garoppolo nearly intercepted but but they are able to make the ch the catch. they get into the open field. they ran through jalen ramsey at the 20 and took it in for a 57 yard touchdown. the 49ers beat the defending super bowl champ 24-9, reporting reporting a better season. >> it is more of a football -- we do not really

glenn. i just jot down a number of countries here. saudi arabia, turkey, the united arab emirates, india, south africa. now throw in opec plus, i'm not too long ago. these were considered, you know, if not, um, staunch american allies, very supportive of the west. and these are significant countries. and opec by itself is very important. they're not in line with washington's demands that the world condemn russia. how significant is that? go ahead, glen. ah, is very significant and this clarification about the world order that was established after the cold war, that of liberal hedge him on folks around the united states has come to an end. and so again, we see that the rest of the world and not supporting dante russell sanctions is pretty much on nato bus. a handful of countries square joined to sanctions. and is quite significant because i think it's approximately 85 percent of the world now live in country who haven't sanctioned russia. on the contrary, you see the opposite top the happeni

that's what glenn youngkin is doing.ople should come down on this particular issue? >> well, i think it's clear that most parents or most all parents believe that children are the children of parents and of god, not the school system. and therefore critical decisions about the child's life remain with the parent. when they talk about changing pronouns, this is the first step toward this whole discussion of change -- possibly changing gender. that is earth shaking. and belongs to parents to discuss with their children. indeed at the very early grades particularly it is offensive to parents. this is what glenn youngkin has captured when he became governor, this was a principle issue and he is after it again. this proposal by guzman that parents cannot make the decision about these things is ridiculous and what is most interesting politically is that other democrats like ms. wexton are backing off from it and saying they don't support it. so what you see here is a retreat by democrats on a lot of their most radical proposal

is the former pedophile pasta cuter and msnbc analyst glenn kirschner.ood morning. as always, thank you so much for lending your insight to the show and if this is true what are the implications for trump thinking up this possible deal with the national archives? >> you know, trump is all about the quid pro quo, isn't he this for that. and it proves a couple of things that the reporting and we have no way to report that it's not but first of all he knew he had the documents. he knew the documents of some value, frankly, he knew that he had no right to possess the documents because he was negotiating for their return to the federal government. to the national archives. i don't know why the government negotiated with somebody that i have called a classified documents terrorist for so long rather than taking the kind of law enforcement activity that department of justice would have taken. if you, or if i were in possession of stolen national security information. be that as it may, it's water under the bridge. but, donald trump is now exposing himself as so

somebody else who is in style, my friend, vern glenn, glenn, has the story. >> this is the volkswagen red and gold report. >> 49ers are settled into the greenbrier resort in west virginia. rooms start at $500 a night, so they don't have to worry about sharing a hotel with with media members. >> are you staying in greenbrie? greenbrier too? that's messed up. >> [ laughter ] >> i can give you guys some the . keys that don't work. no >>what d be the in t in that? as you take a look at these rooms, bring your wallet. white sulfur springs, west virg. west virginia. with the red and gold report, i'm vern glenn. > >> here at home, sanna marin high school's junior varsity football team has won one player player that separates them from the entire league. vern reports that he will be back with us. she started playing football last year. and get this, never drops the ball. >> as the unbeaten sanna marin jv football team arrives for another game the spotlight lately has been on katie martin. martin. >> she's absolutely the nucleus of this team. >> my coach told me we were going to make history t

people like glenn youngkin or present advantage because the parents are the customers.rs always right. he was crafty how he said it, just listen to the parents. he doesn't want the parents to be annoying and starts growing around in the classrooms and anointed teachers. he says address their concerns. teachers are saying, you can't afford to send your kid to private school. we got you by the you know what. we own your child and have you seen how much money your property taxes are question marks we are paying so much money and property taxes for schools where the test scores go down and that has to change >> dana: agreed. up next kamala harris accused of serious hypocrisy over president biden's latest move on marijuana. ♪ ♪ >> tech: at safelite, we take care of vehicles with the latest technology. we can replace your windshield ...and recalibrate your safety system. >> customer: and they recycled my old glass. >> tech: don't wait. schedule today. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ ♪ here goes nothing. hey greg. um...hello? it's me, your heart! really? yes

that is often how this sort of thing happens, like glenn said. when you have other evidence you presented and there is no choice for that person's but to cooperate. my suspicion is that's what happened here. >> paul butler, talk about the significance of this movement of the boxes ordered by donald trump, taking place after the subpoena arrives and he is saying to them take those boxes out of the storage place where the fbi knows they are and move them to my residents, which, i think, explains why, as part of that search took place on the don trump residents section where they went into his office room and found classified documents in his desk. but the legal significance of donald trump saying, all right, let's start moving those boxes after the subpoena arrives. >> the former president knew that there was a grand jury subpoena for these documents. if trump, as the post report suggests, directed his employees to move these documents to his private quarters is not only obstruction, it's a potential violation of the espionage act, which criminaliz

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. >> virginia governor glenn youngkin campaign for arizona's 2022 republican candidate for governor. in scottsdale, arizona. they discuss their stands on the role of parents in public schools and on restrictions during the covid-19 pandemic. you make a grown man cry you make a grown man cry ♪ ♪ >> hello, scottsdale. [cheers and applause] you guys know how to show up. i lost count at our sixth event of the day and you guys put everyone to shave -- shame today. we have a big crowd. they cue so much. i love it, we got the where's waldo appear in the front but it says, where's katie. where is she? alright, let me see who's in the back, i want to see how far this goes. wave your arms if you are way in the back. look at that. the media is not covering the real story. this isn't just a campaign, it is a movement, and we will save arizona. so turnaround and show the fake news who you are, who the people are who want to save this date. i am so blown away by this turn out, everywhere we go, you guys give me somatotropin because i know that i'm not the only mama bear who's fed up. how many mama

that's what's winning the elections and glenn youngkin wants to be tied to that. >> glenn youngkin mays to get everybody -- >> right, absolutely. >> thank you very much. >>> next, in one of the biggest battleground states, voters say they are ready for a change. >>>in the past i was independent, but it's become clearer and clearer i need to vote democratically. >>> it was supposed to be a joke, but then it became reality. a head of lettuce outlasted the british prime minister's time in office. we're live in london. there's no mess oror stress. bath fitter. it just fits. visit bathfitter.com to book your free consultation. ♪ ♪ age-related macular degeneration may lead to severe vision loss. and if you're taking a multivitamin alone, you may missing a critical piece. presvision. preservision areds 2 contains the only clinically proven nuient formula recommended by the national eye institute of moderate to advanced amd progression. "preservision is backed by 20 years of clinical studies" "and its from the eye experts at bausch and lomb" so, ask your doctor about adding preservision. and f

now here's vern glenn with the red and gol. >> reporter: time now for the rd and gold report. 49ers made sure made sure the rams knew the make make of truck that hit them on monday knit football. quarterbak matthew stafford is probably seeing the 49er testifies in his his sleep. he was sacked 10 tim. the secondary stepped up its ga. the safety delivered the knockot blow. > >> san francisco held l.a. to oy three field goals. >> i think it is best in the le. that is kind of our mind set evy year. when the year ends, you know, there is going to be one p defense. i think we are the best the best in the world. but we have to go out east sunday and execute and improve it. >> with the red and gold reportm vern glenn. > >> and you have a chance to rece your favorite 49er superfan. get 49er superfan. get your cell phone outright now, scan that q r code on your screen to dominate members of the faithful. all season long we will highlight these fans. > >> san francisco celebrating wak and roll the school week. today students at sunny side elementay met at sunny side playground. tn walked biked scoo

>> reporter: glenn youngkin was able to figure out how to build a big-tent colation in virginia. and when you look at kari lake, i asked her last night after an event why she was choosing to campaign with glenn youngkin, an individual who did keep an arm's distance from donald trump throughout his candidacy last year. she said that she was thrilled to have a fighter here by her side. there's an acknowledgement after accounts won the two u.s. senate seats in the last few cycles here that she has to appeal to not only the mccain era conservatives, but a broader swath of arizona independents and that's why you saw her on stage last night with tul see gabbard. she was on the stage and shared it with gabbard. i want you to hear a little bit from her last night. >> i feel like a rock star up here, tulsi. >> you are a rock star, kari. >> if martin luther king were alive today, if jfk were alive today, if our founding fathers were alive today, they would be america first republicans. i really believe that. >> polling is still close in this governor's race here, alex. and that is where yo

i'll bring in capitol hill correspondent ally vitale and glenn kirschner.ks like an exception. how big a deal could it be? >> it's a pretty big deal, chris. you have sort of questions about the quantity of evidence that donald trump committed crimes. i would argue as a former career prosecutor, there is an abundance of evidence that we've seen that donald trump committed any number of crimes in his determination to retain the office of the presidency. then you have the quality of evidence. and i don't think we have seen evidence of this quality before. donald trump signed a certificate and filed it with the court. and judge david carter found, he ruled, that donald trump knew it contained false information about allegations of election fraud when it he filed it. i can't say it any better than ted carter said it. he said that the court finds these emails are sufficiently related to and in furtherance of a conspiracy to defraud the united states. that is basically conclusive evidence that donald trump committed a crime. >> so, elli, the reason these documents

but i want to pick up on glenn's point with you, david.ts about executive privilege between the january 6th and mar-a-lago investigations. as the justice department investigates both trump's attempts to overturn the 2020 election and his retention of sensitive documents at his florida residence, his legal team has repeatedly claimed that he has retained power to keep information secret, allowing him to block prosecutors from obtaining evidence about his confidential oval office communications. president joe biden is not backing trump's attempt to use that power, and many legal scholars in the justice department have argued that he is stretching the narrow executive privilege rights the supreme court has said former presidents may invoke. that there are few definitive legal guide posts in this area and the fight could have significant ramifications. there's so much that is interconnected. the national security effort is tied into the criminal investigation because of the nature of the documents as glenn's talking about, the same department

glenn youngkin, good morning and thank you for your time. nice to see you today.rupted by breaking news but we'll get inasmuch as we can here. tiffany smiley is running for senate in the state of washington, republican. republicans haven't seen a statewide candidate win in washington state in 21 years. she told us we are the party for the parents. now, that worked for you a year ago. will it work again in 26 days? >> absolutely it will. i continue to hear it from virginians and as i've been able to campaign for a number of governors around the country if it if not the top issue along with inflation and economy. what we've seen time and time again is bureaucrats and politicians from the left liberal democrats trying to push parents out of their children's's lives and parents, not republicans, not just moderates but all parents across party lines are standing up and saying we won't have it anymore. i think this is a top issue for republicans and a winning issue for republicans and by the way, not just in 2022 but as we look forward to future elections, we are going