. ♪ ♪ greg: so after months of careful deliberation in his hazy boy recliner -- lazy boy recliner, joeen made his choice. ♪ ♪ greg: yes, he would have jell-o for dessert instead the of tapioca pudding. it was a tough call. meanwhile, in another room the caregivers made this lady his vp. we went to liz warren for comment. don't worry, liz, if joe wins, he'll make you the chief of something. chief, she definitely has the genes for that. yeah, harris got the nod but not from joe. well, he nodded, but he doesn't even in the room. oh, he was in a room but not the room. he was tucked away e in a safe house, strapped in a rubber snuggy. here's hour npr covered it. who's bigger? look how the atlantic covered it. look at this picture, who's bigger? a what's this tell you when biden is relegated to a movie poster version of robin and she's batman? we know who the top of the ticket is. i'm looking forward to how "the washington post" covers it. so does kamala help the ticket? of course she does. she's under the age of 90, she doesn't need her food cut up by a day nurse. she knows where she is. bu

whatever he ate that day he should repeat that and try to get back out there and do it again. >> greg: soancy pelosi is arguably the most powerful democrat. so this is not some kind of off-the-cuff situation. i mean, it's kind of a serious deal what she said. >> juan: i don't take it that way. i thought it was a suggestion like president trump produces headlines. what jesse just said about how he said that, you know, maybe biden's taking drugs. you know, produced headlines. but again, i don't take it that seriously. i think that is the kind of nasty slash that comes from donald trump towards his opponent. remember, first he said that biden was a dottering old man, losing his mental capacity. that's not even donald trump talking. he's just a puppet. remember that? next he might say, oh, he's a robot. he has computer chips in his head. that's not joe biden. this is just -- >> greg: you can't disprove that, juan. >> juan: got me there. >> greg: we have to open him up. >> juan: i think trump must be very nervous. i think trump is the one that is nervous here. >> greg: that's why nancy pelosi

professor so that was the area in which i could effectively talk with him. gregthis is part of your legal background but so you have that talent. other people can they create this talent if they don't haven't already greg i was terrible when i began as a prosecutor. i mean i was terrible. it is the acquire both skill and the benefit is the other person has the burden because they are doing the talking and sometimes your next next question is going to come from what the other person just said. it is eminently learnable and i lay out in the book different categories of questions. greg: i have interviewed probably a thousand people and there were times when i had no interest in this topic. how do you ask like let's say okay a red eye. we have the star of the sitcom that i have never watched but it was the same company, fox. they have this guy from the sitcom on and he's a shallow tool. how do you come up with questions when you don't hear? >> well i have a chapter on how to fake sincerity. so it's hard to do but you are an eclectic thinker so something interests you

just watch the show is free for spectators and the fight is paid the anyone any any money here is greg so if you look at us for a few minutes to get out of it what you got set up your significant other love says about. such a list. of people if i see a good story are you going to get back to us because most interesting people are video views and more because which is interesting story. really player one final step before jumping into the ring. confirming that should they get in the organization is a. lot of. us have. the most anticipated. he's fighting a shift from a japanese restaurant. every match. these nicknamed the sushi man. sushi man has the upper hand early on. harder. to the right. did he learn fights back. but in his haste performs one of the few band moves in and i. was. utterly selfish it. was a little bit to see. the fight gets going again and ends in a brawl on the ground. thank you. i did miller uses a strangling take me. sushi that taps out. exhausted but elated that millo has both heart and another victory 7 i. think. that is why the fact that it was a situation where his

greg: and so this was a historic moment. now this was in, like i said, 1970, 1971.footage, shot by the americans at that point, was still unknown, and no one had ever seen. we are seeing the first bits of it here. ok? actually that card there, it is a very interesting story itself. if you want to hold that -- cameraman harry mimura. it's not a name many americans know, but he was a well-known japanese cinematographer who was born in japan, actually went to hollywood, worked on mainstream hollywood movies in the 1930's. went back to japan, and actually in 1942 was the cinematographer for akira kurosawa's very first movie. that's how prominent he was. he was then enlisted by the americans to shoot most of their footage. and so that is, again, the level of quality that went into this. and harry mimura then shot much of this footage, which is what you will see now. the scene is nurses marching into the red cross hospital in hiroshima, which was badly damaged. and they were, this footage was shot in the fall or winter following the atomic bombing. >> where was this color

ballot condom greg and ted's new improved no you don't you know put around about what you do is you follow the rules number one they were wiped out literally millions of voters off the voter rolls so reregister check if you're still registered i did by the way max. i looked up my marriage trace in california is there no such voter greg palast ok so i reregistered online go to go to either vote dot org or you're even better your state secretary of state or your county board of elections make sure that you are listed that you're listed as active your for your in act if you contact them and say here i am i'm an active voter simply that calling your voting office will make you turn me from inactive to active under the law this post so this lots of things you can do to make sure you protect your vote and your loved ones and make sure that your mailing ballot counts number one you're not going mailing if you don't get it so you have to be registered you have to be active 2nd if you don't get it in time you better call your office say where's my ballot ok that's very very important because. you see all those people in those lines in milwaukee and in atlanta in those primaries those are p

so who cares at all? it's nihilism. >> gregthat joe in another era could have been a republican, maybe five years ago. according to the media in my view joe isn't a tool of the far left. he is a tool of the far right. by their definition because he just got the endorsement of white supremacists richard spencer. joe biden is not personally rejected it by the low information pundit standard or lip standard that i created, he's now a white supremacist purely by association. maybe richard spencer is one of joe's very fine people, much like robert byrd, who was once a klansman who joe had eulogized or the segregationists that he defended. these are all racists, right? >> kennedy: i think democrats are going to have a hard time selling tax-and-spend redistribution in an economy like this. the fact that joe biden is talking about raising taxes and not creating more prosperity, is that a message that americans want to hear right now? >> juan: i think he is talking about creating prosperity. he's intent on fulfilling the promise made by

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so stupid. i don't say anything is okay. engulfed in flames? that's not okay. greg: i'm just noticing that for some reason tonight cat is using her hands a lot more when talking. that's so weird. [laughter] congratulations. don't forget about my upcoming live show in massachusetts. we will be safely socially distancing in cars. talk about my new book on sale now for information. how is this affected by covid - sir. - we need a doctor. [running footsteps and siren] you're talking about a first generation american from the streets of the imperial valley who rose to beat the odds. she worked nights and weekends till she earned herself a master's degree. she was running in a marathon when a man behind her collapsed from cardiac arrest. and using her experience saved this man's life. so why do i think there should be more people like carmen bravo in this world? because that man... was me. and i'm an area manager here at amazon. when you walk into an amazon fulfillment center, it's like walking into the chocolate factory and you won a golden ticket. it's an amazing feelin

so stupid. i don't say anything is okay. engulfed in flames? that's not okay. greg: i'm just noticing that for some reason tonight cat is using her hands a lot more when talking. that's so weird. [laughter] congratulations. don't forget about my upcoming live show in massachusetts. we will be safely socially distancing in cars. talk about my new book on sale now for information. how is this affected by covid daddy, is that where we're from? well, actually...we're from a lot of places. you see we're from here and there and here... your family's story is waiting to be shared. at ancestry.com simon pagenaud takes the lead at the indy 500! 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. the big events are back and xfinity is your home for the return of live sports. greg: time once again i adore boris johnson the uk prime minister launching a campaign against obesity this week after admitting he was overweight when he was hospita

as for the flight, which ratheri would rather ride this for three hours. ♪ greg: joe, so this is acceptablesn't. >> yeah, you definitely would need some booze for this. this is not a flight to nowhere. this is a flight to hell. greg: yes. >> i don't know how bored you have to say put me on a plane that was designed by an 8-year-old girl or deranged 44-year-old man. it's -- i don't -- i can't imagine why you would be that bored to think -- especially if you lived in taiwan. i'm not hopping on a plane and saying put me in the air space between north korea and the people's republic of china. i'm staying in my bunker. greg: joe brought up a 44-year-old. what would be fun, if you were a middle aged man going by yourself on this. >> because that's the only person that's going to be on that flight. [ laughter ] >> is a creepy, middle aged man with treats looking for someone to trap and going to nowhere because i'm assuming there's no jurisdiction in nowhere. greg: i don't want to get sued. >> here's the thing. if you're not willing to do this, if you're not a creepy guy on the flight, raise both h

okay. >> greg: you should make an example. >> juan: we will protect your suburban dream as if -- >> greg: soinorities don't want to law and order? >> juan: you get suburbs, he is back in the '50s, he thinks it's when it's fathers know best talking about housewives. >> greg: okay, only white people want to be saved. >> jesse: i think there is a monologue that everybody wants to listen to. >> greg: you want me to do it now? >> jesse: sure. >> greg: oh. >> jesse: on the back half of the break we will get to the monologue. tonight democrats will plan the solution to the pandemic and chaos in american streets, but greg gives them that reality check in that monologue i have been talking about next on "the five." ♪ we miss you. it's totally not the same without you. we miss your "let's do this" look. the sound of your laugh cry screams. and how you make every day here the best day ever. we can't wait to get you back so we've added temp checks, face coverings, social distancing and extra sanitizing to get the good times going again. we're finally back, and can't wait until you are too. buy now and g

so stupid. i don't say anything is okay. engulfed in flames? that's not okay. greg: i'm just noticing that for some reason tonight cat is using her hands a lot more when talking. that's so weird. [laughter] congratulations. don't forget about my upcoming live show in massachusetts. we will be safely socially distancing in cars. talk about my new book on sale now for information. now for information. how is this affected by covid guys, it's that time... and nothin's happenin'. well now there's score!, from force factor, to rev your libido and maximize physical response. it's no wonder force factor is the #1 fastest-growing men's health brand at walmart. unleash your potential in the bedroom with score!. greg: time once again i adore boris johnson the uk prime minister launching a campaign against obesity this week after admitting he was overweight when he was hospitalized with covid 90 back in april when he went into icu when he was really ill. >> i went into icu. i was way overweight. so then i went for a run for now i'm getting faster and faster. and with that heal

demick has thrown the election into even more chaos than usual so joining us is greg palast journalist author of many books including as the latest out now skyrocketing up all the bestseller lists it's called how trope stole 2020 stacie the title itself greg palast how trump stole 2020 not sound too good for anybody who is hoping that biden when all the polls at the moment anyway suggest that biden is indeed going to win so how are you saying that from i still polls moles ok yes well of course hillary clinton was wiping the floor with donald trump in the polls in july of 2016 in fact if i remember the day before the election the morning of the election miss n.b.c. saying no way no past 2 to 70 for donald trump who's in the white house president clinton. oh not president cliff ok. forget the polls stole the election now my book is not a prediction it's a warning and it has been storm at sea that i'm an investigative reporter remember max so it's all about the facts. they've already removed 17000000 people from the voter rolls that's federal government numbers for the past 2 years a reco

greg: and so that's why they were intent on capturing that and they did.ut also it was important for the u.s. to then hide that footage because they did not want americans to see the effects. they wanted the americans to turn the page. the war was over, and they did not really want to see what happened to thpeople, the civilians, and they were almost all women and children, elderly men. i think we still wanted people to believe we had bombed military facilities and killed soldiers and so forth, but it just was not the case. and they, i mean the japanese , did, for prosperity and for the occupiers, the american luke perry, they tried to do an honest job they had -- american military, they tried to do an honest job with the footage they had. >> a few days after the tragedy they visited hiroshima. the date the ninth of august, , 1945. today was calm, bright and windless. thet summer sun shone upon city. since the early morning the air alarm was on. then it was lifted, but for 2.5 hours the alarm continue to prevail. then exactly at 11:00, two super fortresses

[laughter] greg: it's now been seven days, that's a new record for you. congratulations. >> it's sost her brand. kat: it's destroyed my brand. greg: anybody who says it's against my friend, they deserve not to have a brand. tyrus: and their arm put in a sling. greg: you can't touch me. you're disgusting. don't forget about my upcoming live show. sunday august 16, massachusetts, there's still like 20 spots left. number one, number two in nonfiction but let's get to number one overall. ♪ bl what is the face of this upcoming debate? did you notice how many want to scrap the whole thing? bill clinton former spokesman, joe lockhart said biden should not go up against trump because trump will turn the debate into a circus. >> the circus atmosphere we know more than anything, helps trump. he's better at being the circus clown and any other politician we've ever seen. i just don't think biden get anything from entering the circus ring. greg: you should know about services, being a clown and all. meanwhile, elizabeth drew write a title, let's scrap the presidential debates because it never m

so stupid. i don't say anything is okay. engulfed in flames? that's not okay. greg: i'm just noticing that for some reason tonight cat is using her hands a lot more when talking. that's so weird. [laughter] congratulations. don't forget about my upcoming live show in massachusetts. we will be safely socially distancing in cars. talk about my new book on sale now for information. how is this affected by covid? ♪ [ engines revving ] ♪ ♪ it's amazing to see them in the wild like th-- shhh. for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. ...could be all your softf odor surfaces?ome... odors get trapped in your home's fabrics and resurface over time. febreze fabric refresher eliminates odors. its water-based formula safely penetrates fabrics where odors hide. spray it on your rugs, your curtains, your furniture, all over your home to make it part of your tidying up routine. febreze fabric refresher, for an all-over freshness you'll love. greg: time once again i adore boris johnson the uk prime minister launching a campaign against obesity this week after admitting

. ♪ ♪ greg: so after months of careful deliberation in his hazy boy recliner -- lazy boy recliner, joe he would have jell-o for dessert instead the of tapioca pudding. it was a tough call. meanwhile, in another room the caregivers made this lady his vp. we went to liz warren for comment.

greg: she all he says she believed the women who accused joe of other stuff. >> i'm so thrilled to become a part of your family. greg: is she now part of his extended family? i want to know. but you get it. politicians crave power and will say anything to anyone to get it. trump winks at you when he plays their game. he doesn't pretend he's something he's not. like a moderate for maoists. >> i thought about the caricature that donald trump will try to offer, saying she is a black radical that wants to destroy the american way of life and overrun the suburb with criminals. that's hard when you see her with this winsome appearance, there she is in her blue suit and pearls and heels. greg: all one needs is pearls and sensible heels. thank god i shop only at anne klein. >> i will by executive action reinstate daca protection to those young people. i would not make it a crime punishable by jail. it should be a civil enforcement issue, but not criminal. i believe the solution that we need to have medicare for all. greg: if that's centrist, mike pence is a furry. >> we are not going to let joe b

[laughter] greg: it's now been seven days, that's a new record for you. congratulations. >> it's sost her brand. kat: it's destroyed my brand. greg: anybody who says it's against my friend, they deserve not to have a brand. tyrus: and their arm put in a sling. greg: you can't touch me. you're disgusting. don't forget about my upcoming live show. sunday august 16, massachusetts, there's still like 20 spots left. left. number one, number two this isn't just a wifi upgrade. this is xfi complete from xfinity. you'll get the xfi gateway with advanced security, so your connected devices are also protected. and stay out! plus with unlimited data, you can stream and scroll more than ever. and we'll ensure that you get the most wifi coverage throughout your home. this is xfi complete. simple, easy, awesome. get the security, unlimited daa and wifi coverage you need. plus, xfi customers can add xfi complete for $11 a month. click, call or visit a store today. what is the face of this upcoming debate? did you notice how many want to scrap the whole thing? bill clinton former spokesman, joe loc

[laughter] greg: it's now been seven days, that's a new record for you. congratulations. >> it's sost her brand. kat: it's destroyed my brand. greg: anybody who says it's against my friend, they deserve not to have a brand. tyrus: and their arm put in a sling. greg: you can't touch me. you're disgusting. don't forget about my upcoming live show. sunday august 16, massachusetts, there's still like 20 spots left. number one, number two hey, can i... hold on one second... sure. okay... okay! safe drivers save 40%!!! guys! guys! check it out. safe drivers save 40%!!! safe drivers save 40%! safe drivers save 40%!!! that's safe drivers save 40%. it is, that's safe drivers save 40%. - he's right there. - it's him! he's here. he's right here. - hi! - hi. hey! - that's totally him. - it's him! that's totally the guy. safe drivers do save 40%. click or call for a quote today. - sir. - you're talking about a first [runnigeneration americanren] from the streets of the imperial valley who rose to beat the odds. she worked nights and weekends till she earned herself a master's degree. she was run

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so scary. [laughter] >> greg: you had me. >> katie: who built the fire?he fire. >> greg: you know one dream i keep having, that i have to put my contact lenses and but the contact lenses are as big as plates. i am at the mirror and i'm holding a plate and i'm trying to put a plate in my eye. >> jesse: and that is deep. >> katie: that is weirder than eating chalk. >> greg: the other one is you're in a house, an unfamiliar house, and you can't find the bathroom. that's the story of my life. "one more thing" up next. ♪ here's your iced coffee! ♪ america runs on dunkin' . . darrell's family uses gain flings now so their laundry smells more amazing than ever. [woman] isn't that the dog's towel? hey, me towel su towel. more gain scent plus oxi boost and febreze in every gain fling. ♪ >> dana: it's time for "one more thing." before we get started, "the five" wants to wish a very happy birthday to a special fan, connie is turning 99 today and we can't wait to wish you a happy birthday again next year when you turned 100. have a great day. jesse, what's yours? >>

greg: zero codevilla fellow at the german bordello. after months of the shutdown in berlin germany brothels are up and running so customers can still get or as it's known in europe the bill clinton. >> i'm bill clinton and i approve this massage. greg: me a while in philly the city's annual bike ride has been canceled. organizers are calling it off was the safest we went to the bicycle -- for comment area did finally covid kills another classic up to three to pizza hut restaurants are set to permanently close replaced by a british guy named leon. >> another two minutes. oh my gosh lico. greg: no sympathy here. kat we need to keep this clean so the show editors aren't stuck here until sunday editing out jokes about hookers and cyclists. go kat. >> i'm moving to berlin. i really am moving to berlin. they have more freedoms in some areas than we do. i get that we have in portland that we don't -- that they don't have like free three the whole bondage club a few weeks ago like they were like just wore a mask and now with the brothels they are saying okay we can open but you can't sing for money just yet the people are protesting this too b

so scary. [laughter] >> greg: you had me. >> katie: who built the fire?eg: you know one dream i keep having, that i have to put my contact lenses and but the contact lenses are as big as plates. i am at the mirror and i'm holding a plate and i'm trying to put a plate in my eye. >> jesse: and that is deep. >> katie: that is weirder than eating chalk. >> greg: the other one is you're in a house, an unfamiliar house, and you can't find the bathroom. that's the story of my life. "one more thing" up next. ♪ here's your iced coffee! ♪ america runs on dunkin' with one protein feels like. what getting fueled with three energy packed proteins feels like. meat! cheese! and nuts! p3. because 3 is better than 1 find your get-up-and-go.s! find pants that aren't sweats. find your friends. find your sense of wander. find the world is new, again. at chevy we'd like to take you there. now during the chevy open road sales event, get up to 15% of msrp cash back on select 2020 models. that's over fifty-seven hundred dollars cash back on this equinox. it's time to find new ro

greg, i'm so excited about the book. because you used to make up self-help, know this might be a best seller ever. [laughs] >> greg: i know, it's very strange. >> kennedy: so nice to see yo you, marie and emily, and hopefully everyone will stay safe, stay dry. listen to all the alerts, keep it here for fox news. we got so much ahead, including harris, who is up right now. >> this is an unlawful assembly. >> harris: "outnumbered overtime" now, portland police declared an unlawful assembly as protesters hit the streets for the 68th street night, reportedly throwing bottles and toy pigs that police officers. seattle protesters marched to the home of the city police chief over the weekend, outraged the city council failed to approve a 50% police department budget cut this year. one councilmember also called out her colleagues for backing off their supports for those cuts, saying, "they drowned the discussion of our movement's 50% defined proposal in specious arguments and outright lies.

there he is riding a bike, out for a bike ride. >> greg: cool. sode a bike, you can be president. that's good news for these fellows. check them out. you know, i've got my money on the pug. he has a sound fiscal policy. >> dana: [laughs] >> greg: thank you, dana, for the courtesy laugh. i will go to you first. how could people say there's no anti-trump networks. that's the literal definition of denial. >> dana: i hope i wasn't disrupting your monologue. i was laughing through the entire thing. when i saw the topic for today, i thought it's like basically they just make material for you for your monday monologue. there are absolutely entire networks devoted and there have been from the beginning. really not until after he won. if you remember some of them were helpful to him when he was a candidate. and then they change their tune. the other thing is if that's a vigorous bike ride, i would really like to see the candidates have to go on 45 minute intervals and then we will find out if they have vigorous bike rides. >> greg: i did it ride yesterday, 1

>> greg: i have to tell you, it is very, very hard to watch if you're not drinking. sout it. >> greg: i sit there and i find myself going why am i -- i'm only on this planet like 77 and 87 years if you're lucky. i'm on the other side of the hill. i can see the end, you know. young people you can't see the end. but once you get around 50 you can actually see the end. i'm sitting there and i start counting the time down to my death when i'm watching it and i said hell, i'm getting the heck out of there. almost said and f word and i have a good time. i enjoyed life more rather than staring at these -- they're like webinars, really bad webinars by people who -- they're substitute teachers with an axe to grind. >> dana: i think they've done pretty well actually. i thought the first night was pretty slow. if you're a person that has had to do zoom calls from home trying to participate in work and work from home and trying to deal with all the chaos in the home and maybe you've had to do birthday parties or weddings or anniversaries. >> greg: they needed a dog to come in from

greg: also accused of sexual harassment and how that has changed. >> we are so grateful to become a part of your extended family. greg: i'm sure doctor jill is great to have a new relative maybe should ask kamala harris if they still think he is a predator was he part of the extended family? politicians create power and will say anything say what you want but there's something about him because he winks that you that is key doesn't pretend something that he's not like a moderate that they portray. >> so the real caricature that donald trump will try to offer to say that she is brought on - - a black radical from the white american way of life. but that will be hard when you see this appearance with the in heel. >> so all one needs is heels it's a good thing i only shop at and klein. >> immediately by executive action to reinstate daca protection to these people. and then to decriminalize. >> i would not make it punishable by jail. it should be a civil enforcement but not criminal. that's why i support the green new deal i believe the solution and i feel very strongly of medicare for all.

to kind of lean in and experiments with different ways of making their marketplace effective. >> so, gregou think this is good for, say, a player like shopify or bad for them? because shopify is positioning itself as the central dashboard. the control center for its own business they have their own shop there, they decide whether to send it out to amazon, facebook, where they're going to put up store fronts as well i imagine in one sense, facebook is trying to steal thunder from other marketplaces but on the other hand, the small business that wants to control its destiny and maybe dabble in facebook might need that control center more than ever. >> yeah, obviously, facebook and google and walmart, actually with shopify on that marketplace. so, i think there's certainly a healthy opportunity for each of them to be successful in meeting the needs of sellers and customers. from specifically to facebook, i don't know about their new announcement that we just talked about, but given the size of the market opportunity with global retail, i think shopify would appreciate, you know, multiple cha

hope so. >> kennedy: greg, i think it's a good time to fly.that you don't love germs but you love plaintiff you love playing pilot. is this study enough to get you your wings? >> greg: i think the data will always change. what you thought was right will turn out to be wrong. we know that the rate of death is actually declining. it's down to overall across the country 1.6%. it is still super high. but compared to how it was in march and april. because we are now testing. the more you test, the more you realize this stuff is everywhere. this is good news about flying but they've got to get back to serving booze because it's immoral to track people in the silver tube in the sky and not allow you to get wasted. that's a crime against humanity. >> kennedy: they do serve beer and wine on united allegedly but they don't have ice cubes. trey, last word. could be good news for the economy. if schools are open and people are allowed to fly, what could the impact be? >> trey: kennedy, my wife and i flew over the weekend. we drank all the clorox we could

greg: thanks so much for joining us, our thanks to evi kokalari-angelakis.golden key realty group. hurricane laura threatening the gulf. more on that after the break. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the economy, until the pandemic, was almost flawless. it was one of our best economies. he would argue the best but certainly you have to put it as one of the best. it was a particularly economy for poor people. the highest number of jobs for african-americans. the highest wages. the lowest unemployment for african-americans, hispanics. the whole idea of economic reforms that helped the wealthy turned out to not be true. they did a lot more than prior administrations for middle-class, lower middle class and poor people. it seemed like with the trade deals and every thing else, the economy's trajectory was straight up. in the pandemic happened. a massive hit to the economy. in terms of the come back, it has been a lot better-than-expected. the first group of job numbers was supposed to be like 8 million lost. we gained 9.5 million. unemployment is about 10% or 11%. became

biden for the democrats the pen demick has thrown the election to even more chaos than usual so joining us is greg palast a journalist author of many books including his latest out now skyrocketing up all the bestseller lists it's called outro stole 2020. again he has written to the u.s. saying it is highly concerned about washington sanctioning companies working on the north stream to pipeline project with russia. their opinion considers that their. of sanctions is illegal under international law at the same time their opinion continues to higher value just in time to unity the common foreign and security goals are shared which increases the impact of sanctions we welcome the look on this issues department of state is updating the public guidance for katz authorities to include north stream to the 2nd line of turk stream to this action puts investments or other activities that are related to these russian energy export pipelines at risk of u.s. sanctions it's a clear warning to companies aiding and abetting russia's malign influence projects will not be tolerated get out now or risk the consequen

greg: i do not think so, they have only been buying investment grade. they are not going deep in terms of the quality structure. i am not worried about that, but accruing tooare much interest right now. taylor: i want to talk about the broadening issue of more debt on the balance sheets. we were not sure if companies coming into the pandemic -- the pandemic showed if we spend money on buybacks, instead of shoring up the balance sheets, we were not prepared with cash on hand. now we are loading up on debt because it is cheap. is that increasing the heavy download -- debt load and it slow down growth? greg: it depends. they have been using it prudently. i did a story earlier in the week, you know, if you are a corporate treasurer, what happened in march security because you do not know if you could tap the market again, so now you're issuing -- and extending the near-term maturities. we expect to see short-term maturities deeper in the year. they are trying to do prudent things with cash on the balance sheet. if they begin to pay dividends later on, it wi

biden for the democrats the 10 demick has thrown the election and even more chaos than usual so joining us is greg palast journalist author of many books including as the latest out now skyrocketing up all the bestseller lists it's called troll stole 2020. welcome back to crossfire things are considered i'm peter lavelle discussing the recovery of the economy. ok me i'm kind of to go back to you because i think you know done a number of programs on this particular topic just looking at it from different trajectories and i think one of the most probably the most common denominator in all of these programs i've been doing on this topic is that it is the government doing too little or is it doing too much ok the end it seems to me that everybody has a very strong opinion about that we can only use the same numbers and we can you know look at unemployment we can look at debt but then it's always not you know that tool box that the government has to be doing enough are they doing too little go ahead. that's an excellent question a really. points to other questions over the role of government and you kn

greg, thank you so much. >>> we have been reporting on the fall out from this pandemic hilting the bay area businesses especially hard. data from yep shows that san francisco is among the top u.s. cities with the highest loss of businesses. the analysis shows only honolulu and las vegas has lost a share of businesses. since march more than 2,000 bay area businesses have permanently closed. >>> in some bay areas salons say they can't even pay their rent because they've been closed and now they're reaching out to their clients for help. we spoke to some east bay res did notes on what they'll do to wait before they open their doors. >> reporter: any miller is owner of a salon. the salon briefly reopened whether contra costa county was pum on the state watch list. >> we reopened in our danville location hoping to make some headway and then closing three weeks later. itous more trouble than it was worth. >> reporter: she says they owe several monthotches back rent and stylists demand on her to do their work when it's allowed. she reached out to community, text today clients, launched a gofu

greg reunited. >> is this your bucky boy? >> that's buck? yeah, it is. >> that's your buck? oh. >> reporter: buck soited to be back by greg's side. >> i think he missed you. >> yeah. >> oh. >> it's okay. good boy. >> reporter: buck now back on his porch tonight and the orange county fire department telling us those firefighters who rescued him are already back out on the front lines. greg telling us, he's grateful for them. and so are we. happy buck is back home. thank you so much for watching, i'm tom llamas. stay safe. good night. joint pain, swelling, tenderness. my psoriasis. cosentyx works on all of this. cosentyx treats the multiple symptoms of psoriatic arthritis to help you look and feel better. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or worsen, or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. serious allergic reactions may occur. watch me! learn more at cosentyx.com. >>> as eve

greg reunited. >> is this your bucky boy? how you doing, bucky boy? >> that's buck? yeah, it is. >> that's your buck? oh. >> reporter: buck soited to be back by greg's side. >> i think he missed you. >> yeah. >> aw! >> it's okay. good boy. >> reporter: buck now back on his porch tonight and the orange county fire department telling us those firefighters who rescued him are already back out on the front lines. greg telling us, he's grateful for them. and so are we. happy buck is back home. thank you so much for watching, i'm tom llamas. stay safe. good night. >>> a little more than 6,000 new patients. the number deaths is above average. 166 people died from coronavirus in the past day. >> numbers like the ones we just show you are what determine if a county is on the state's watch list. every county in the bay area is on the list which means without a waiver, kids aren't allowed to go to school in person. today we spoke with abc news special correspondent patel about the risk children face