, would you come up here, please? hank is our security guard. >> oh, i can go. >> he will be ushering you out. >> [laughing loudly] >> oh! >> [fake laugh] >> oh, your face! oh! >> is-- do the people-- >> no, i'm kidding. no, you're not-- you're not fired. yet. >> oh! >> oh. >> do they not like me, though? >> i don't know, actually. >> okay. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from the most trusted journalists at comedy central... it's america's only source for news. this is "the daily show" with your host, desi lydic! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> desi: welcome to "the daily show!" i'm desi lydic. we've got so much to talk about tonight. republicans stage an intervention, donald trump tries to speak smart, and we get to know j.d. vance whether we want to or not. so let's get right into it with another installment of "indecision 2024." ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] kamala harris is crushing it. she's up in the polls. she's raising tons of money. she collected the "white man" infinity stone. it all poses a big problem for don

with an example, if a police officer for a completely false accusation arrests you, he might say, with smile, i have to hank of you and break your art. he says it so politely that you agree. this was the kind of injustice they inflicted on me, detaining me without trial for 30 days, making me eager for my deportation. "it was my wish to be deported as soon as possible. in a normal, logical, legal, and ethical scenario, i should be asking why i was detained, what crime i committed, and why i was being deported. instead, they made me abandoned all my rights, simply wishing for a swift deportation. instead, they made me abandon all my rights, simply wishing for a swift deportation. the prison had kept giving false information, raising my hopes and then dashing them. i consider the greatest torture endure. they continually let me to believe i was about to be free only to retractted with lies such as the flight arrangements fell through and all types of lies, which would be too time consuming for me to talk about them all here. one time he even falsely claimed i had requested to be sent back to iran. when i deni

. >> thank hank you. >> great thanks hakimi and schnair.to figure out a way to get both on there. other commissioner comments? >> fine. do it that ay. >> yep. >> good. ove ahead approveing or voting on this with the caveat that we will look into making surety rain beach the motion reads that we am approve stated except that we need further information about the rainbow flag. if the rainbow flag will not be part of the facade then needs to be revisited otherwise it willthrough. >> thank you. >> calling for public comment is there public on item 401939 market stree public art project? if you like to comment got to podium we are on item 4. i like to ask a motion? commissioner hakimi. move. yo second. >> all in favor say aye. opposed? >> the motion unanimously. thank you commissioners. all right. moving to itemaé 5, the 6 huh-7th street project discussion and action to approve the design home and theworld. leather walk by -- eddie fake and muse. together by arlene customer era valencia at the 6huh-7th street funded by mercy housing california r

hank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank thank gregg. thank thank you. thank you. >> thank you. hank you. thank you. thank you. >> exit from the race might be the key to victory in some tightly contested battle hello ground states, republicans believe his supporters could give them enough votes to win if races or close and decided by a few thousand ballots, which is what happened in 2020. cnn's kristen holmes was at trump's rally in arizona donald trump's rally part of it who you are but it is campaign dropped earlier about why it was the former president the best way to build it hey, for america is to rebuild our industrial base and rebuild the middle class and this country don't you want a president who's it's going to get us out of the wars. and who's going to rebuild the middle class in this country doors became conversation and you're heading this on? trump's side was gone tucker carlson believes get are on board with donald trump. >> there wasn't sense of urgency in getting his en

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>>hank you i thank you. well, let's start with this. prices have gone up and families and individuals are dealine dealg with the reals of of the that bread costsan more, that gas costs more.ha and we have to understandng what that means. that's about the cost of living going up.e >> thanks.n't she doesn't even understanevendw what makes prices go up and down. and if she were electeere electd have stewardship over the most technologically advanced economy in human history. ye you saveeves whenhi things on your computer under the cloud, it actually goes into the clouds. >> no longer n are youe necessarily keeping those private files in some file cabinet that's locked in the basement of the house? it's on your laptop and it's then therefore, up here in this cloud that exists above us.ical >> right. it's no longer in a physical place. >> with economics fo emir dummis that are bedside table when morning joe on her dvr. >> doe iallys it really even mar what kamala knows? >> it doesn't. she's told what to do. this is what s she's really all ab

hanks, um, you you uh you were signed up as a subcontractor on the uh the famous cobble power plant,out $300 million dollars, is that what it should have cost? not in my opinion sir, it is obvious that they could not admit that the power plant turned into a diesel run power plant because of the 2009 presidential race, so the best option was to blame someone else for the failure of the product. project or say they could not reveal some realities due to security issues. in afghanistan, simbium was engaged as a subcontractor by louis berger and blacken viet for the construction of a 100 megaw power plant (power plant you all know lot about). the subcontract wound up in a dispute and is now in arbitration proceedings. unfortunately, because of a confidentiality order, which i opposed, i am prohibited from discussing details that relate to the dispute. larry walker, the ceo of louis burger, was already notorious for many other fail projects in the past. road construction was among louis burger's most outstanding, incomplete projects in afghanistan. the new york times described that louis

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so first of all,hank you for everything you're doing and happy birthday to martin.being here instead of with him. paul, paul, paul, paul. >> good morning, everybody. what was your favorite part of last night? i know, i had so many. wait, what did you-- oh. yes, yes. (inaudible) >> yeah, there was so much, right? and each night, you know, it feels like a party because it is. yeah. it's amazing. i am so excited to be with you all this morning, as danielle said, i am from the neighboring state of california. spent a lot of time in nevada, certainly in the last couple of years, but also all of my life, and i am somebody who knows kamala harris, now, everybody's telling their stories about her. and that says something about somebody throughout their lives somebody's got a lot of stories and my relationship with her really began as a professional one. i was the california labor commissioner, so it was my job to protect workers throughout the state from wage theft to make sure that every worker who went to work came home and got a just day's pay for a hard day's work and k

hank you. commissioners are there questions regarding this. >> suro my left. >> okay.e presentation and the thorne report. i have one question. 2 recipien senior center and mission y. the funding is equal low between the to and one is serving the vietnamese population and the other the bipoc. i wonder what are t numbers of you know those in need? in thonities >> since it is 50/50 split t bipoc community might be larger may be they need more funding fo reach? i think is p important. >> i'm sorry can you repeat the question. numbers with the target groups funds here bipoc and the vietnamese community. the funding is 50/50 and so i wonder does this reflect the size of the in those upon communities? commissioner, good morningful program manager with office community partnerships. so, this was throughout rfp the the vietnamese population is 15 did receive proposals that are higher than what is allocate with the two. a decision was made to make sure that both getnd both have equal funding so that do understand the population you are mentioning there is higher need that a fac

>>hank you. >> justice sotomayor? >> why would even a rs with arthritis, why would congress think they needed to shoot 400 to 700 or 800 rounds of ammunition under any circumstance? >> you can't -- >> if you n't let a person without arthritis do that, why would you peit person with arthritis to do it? >> they don'sht 400 to 700 rounds, because the magazine only goes up to 50. so you're ill going to have to change the magazine after every round. ow large capacity and also, there are many shooters who can pull the trigger of a somatic rifle very, very quickly, who can fire rates that approach fully automatic weapons. so -- >> counsel, you spoke about legislative history, and i think you're trying to bat away all of the statements during the legislative process that called functions of the trigger, the single pull of the trigger, but it's classic legislative history. it's how people understood a term at the time. that's not legislative history. >> well, it's still legislative history. they're just using it for a rpose. >>

and hank submit from you training come on route, most of what amounts to a surprise counter offensive. i think stability for that, but it's possible as the 2nd possibility is it's a, it's a diversion for even larger a salt somewhere else. some science operational tools operate, the sample problems operated, the song around the nuclear power station. we'll see about that. and i the way it looks as if the ukrainians are trying to take round off the russians, preferably of course, in russia to provide themselves some leverage. perhaps against negotiations, which i hope will be with the russians, a peace conference and around the time of the us elections in november. so there are a number of could, could be a resist flowing together if you like that give some logic to what otherwise might just say my a rather strange thing to do. yeah. what were praying, talk me through that then. so this a, this attack is i'm a preview of, of what, or is planning pre planning of what peace negotiations or, or, i mean, so where we've got an attack that's going to lead possibly to an end to this conflict,

other departments and that's why the fit test ments come out and say, what they're requirement would hank you and my last question, on page we talked abouttalked about exiting, 55 percent explacement, that is understood, asked i understand that. two percent exit 13 percent exited to shelter. so from, i just want to understand it, they went housing to shelter, they preferred to go into so would be cumulative of 15 percent.sandrs, chief deputy, it's not a preference that they go sometimes it can have a different ranges associated with why they are into a shelter, it could be able, their subsidy is up and can no longer afford to pay on their own. it could be because they'rrough an eviction process which is associated damage whatever the case may be. i would not lean in on preference at all.explaining. that's it for me. >> thank you, commissioner. >> as we're talking about this, i'm remembering and i represent supervisor safai, said, we start looking outwards. i mentioned that i the field study there, you walk down the street t doors, that's it. obviously, of things that would be but there are a

camila, your mom would be so proud of you please, welcome former secretary of state, hillary clinton hank you. thank you there's no energy in this room, just like something is happening in america you can feel it something we've worked for and dreamed of for a long time. >> first though. >> let's salute president biden mock proceeds champion at home and abroad he brought dignity, decency and competence back to the white house. >> and he showed what it means to be a true patriot thank you joe biden for your lifetime of service and later, chef and now. we are riding a new chapter in america's story. >> you know, my mother dorothy was born right here in chicago before women had the right to vote that changed 104 years ago yesterday. think about it tennessee became the final state to ratify hi the 19th amendment to the constitution the state legislature was deadlocked on to one lawmakers, mother, a widow, who read three newspapers a day, sent a letter a letter to her son no more delays she wrote give us the vote and since that day every generation has carried the torch forward in 1972, a fearless

back to all right, hank, thank you for that. >> it's 7.18 and police in berkeley are looking for thoseible for some. and if semitic fliers that were placed on the driveways of about a dozen homes of dozen people call the police and said they found these flyers outside their homes and that on the fly or there was a qr cold link to an antisemitic hate group. police are treating it as a hate incident. a man holding a knife temporarily forced to shelter in place. order in cupertino. this happened when the sheriff's department got a call yesterday afternoon. people said that they saw someone suspicious at the intersection of stevens creek boulevard and stern avenue. so the deputies went to check it out when they did that. it was a man there. he pulled out a knife and became aggressive. the police say after multiple attempts to calm him down, they sent canine officer and the suspect ended up being taken into custody. a rat infestation at a mcdonald's in oakland is going to cost the company. lastly, osha fined the fast food restaurant jackson street nearly $2000 related to road in activity. m

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how many of you have seen the movie news of the worlwith tom hanks? a few. you may also have read the ve which i highly, both the movie and the novel. fantastic. and tom hanks pysonfederate veteran and reconstructs an era texas who makes his vi by going around from town to town, reading newspaper arties out loud to paying audiences. so this is not work of history. that's a work of fiction. it's not based on a story. this kind of some legends behind it, but no real truth behind this character who makes his living this way. but i really enjoy how the and the movie both convey the importance of the newspaper of the printed word. in the 19th century as a way for news to get around. this was really the of information of all kinds you know if you wanted to know what was going on certainly in the rest of the world, you look to the newspaper even to home. this was often you how people found out about what was going on in their own town, their own county and their own state as well, was by picking up a copy of a newspaper and looking at it so one of the great ways tha

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you mentioned. oh. yes, the hank's the hank's the hank's quest station there is enormous of research on lincoln's genealogy. and and, you know, you you see that tom hanks is related to abraham lincoln. but but the the information nancy hanks is very spongy, very because she actually went to live with another when she was young. and there were all sorts of discussions about whether she had been an illegitimate child. and and so that's dicey. the tom hanks connection is one of the clearest. and from the little that i able to find myself non genealogical expert, there are indications that he could have been related through almost through the same line but branching out differently because he talks about this you know great great uncle who was also like lincoln's great great and somehow that might have been the case. i, i still would love to get that work done. yes, that's i just hated not solving that mystery. thank you. and i think for the last question, why is it that you think, merlin, was forgotten. yeah, that's so ha

>>hank you. >> justice gorsuch? >> just returning to the chief justice's pothetical about the ambassador sale and bribery. congress has a statute that specifically names the president and says he can be criminally prosecuted for bribery presumably after he leaves office. outside the core areas that justice kavanaugh s lking about, when congress speaks clearly, couldn't a e like that, cs provide a statute kehat that would allow all manneridence to come in to prove the case? >> our position is that ul have to be an unofficial act, purely private condu, r the prosecution to go forward. >> all right, but outside the core areas of executive power, if there is a cleastement from congress that something is unlawful and it applies to the president, i'm struli to see why in that case perhaps the evidence could come in. >> the strongest possible case in our view is what you described describe as the core executive powers. unrestrictable powers. the holding in brewster and johnston doesn'tu on how central an ltive act is. it's

you know, we're concerned about. not immediately. but concerned over time. david: two of your predecessors, bob reuben and hankon, became secretary of the treasury. do you aspire to go into government? if the president of the united states called you from either democrat or republican, said i want you to come in and serve your country as secretary of the treasury, would you ever do that? david s.: at the moment, i'm focused on running goldman sachs. and i think we've made good progress on the growth and the trajectory of the firm. i think there's more to do. i've been very, very -- you know, fortunate, over the course of my career. could there be a time in the future where in some way, shape or form i would like to give back? you know, absolutely. but that's not now. right now, i'm focused on goldman sachs and helping goldman sachs move forward. david: what was the best advice any of your predecessors gave you about running goldman sachs? david s.: i'm lucky. i've gotten a lot of good advice from lloyd blankfein, from hank paulson, from jon corzine, from steve freeman. very, very lucky to have the opportunity

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ned, good to see you. hanks for joining us again. >> thanks, liz.: what was your reaction, because the harris campaign was silent on this event, and she's campaigning she is for secure borders. >> which is an absolute lie, liz. again, highlighting, trump's at the border. kamala harris, the supposed border czar, has never once been to the border. and to watch these mothers tell their stories, it's heart-rending, and these tragedies could have been avoided. that, to me, is the staggering part. if we would have actually taken trump seriously -- by that, i mean congress -- and built his $25 the billion wall, that would have been a steal. all of the mayhem and personal tragedy that could have been avoided. every year we're losing $451 billion in the health care and law enforcement and education, housing sectors due to this influx of illegal immigrants. and you look at the totality of this from the personal suffering to the massive cost to the american taxpayers, and the only conclusion you can come to is this, that the open border policies are to overt o

hank, were you at the watch party?nteresting, i believe "the wall street journal" commented because there were no major sporting events going, particularly nfl football, this was the best event in town. >> so you were listening closely, what did you take away, obviously strong numbers across the board. but maybe expectations that were impossibly high if you look across the street? >> yeah, but they exceeded expectations both on the top line and the bottom line. and, look, when you're growing as fast as they are, younitpick. o o overall, a very strong earnings report. and the current chip hopper is still seeing strong demand. and you're only a quarter or two away from the next generation, blackwell, coming. so that's just a sign of how important this company to the buildout of a.i. across the entire tech industry. >> why do you think the staock s off? it's not off by a lot, 2.5%? >> well, you have to be look, don't forget, earlier this month, had it a 25% drawdown from a high in june of 140. it got down to 100, or 101,

ago, take a listen to what i'm hearing i want keep saying that's going out of my head from tom hanks i mean you know, poppy, but i'm optimistic she's a, white, man can think about women and john something else that i have noticed is the rich diversity in this crowd. >> you have latino voters. you have a leader from indian nation that spoke white voters, young voters he parts of the democratic coalition, as for vice president harris, she is expected to elevate reproductive rights tonight. and of course, she will have to address the issue immigration in this border state. but how she does it is what we are paying attention to she has a new ad out that you referenced where she really tries to characterize it's herself as tough on the border. she calls herself a border state prosecutor, a reference to her previous career. but you've got a lot of immigrant rights activists in this arena tonight. people who advocate for undocumented immigrants and a pathway for citizenship to them. so how she strikes this balance, we're all waiting to see john, eva mckend for us in arizona as we keep an eye on that e

you know, call me slow. hank is like, it took 40 years or 20 years, however long it took me a long time to figure this sell, but this is what makes me happy. you know, when everybody can use apply to food in their, in their, their smiley job job of them to me or there may be term, but does you remember we, me, he was the age of 1st. so the what are we, the bits of, uh, let me see uh, i think opening day was new year's eve and oh, to the rain. i don't make money. you know, if anything, i spend my money the reason i've kept at it for 20 years is the only thing i ever did that made a difference in the world. you know, this wasn't here the people in that that would be quite a bit different. i think issue, you know, you look around our existence, things to check and look rather bleak. look, but this is the thing we're, that the humanity and the beauty of, of live comes out. the feeling of, of the are the feeling of people feeling like they're an artist, as opposed to a vandal, if it is fixed or selective. the collective self image of everybody here to read part of this, you know, even though

they had to rockets stieg gave prove to that our flag was due or hose say, does that stars gold hank thank you give it a ferris one more time i'd like you to pause with me for a minute two years ago my dad died the late moon landrieu. >> he was a great leader. he was a great mayor, secretary of hud he lived his life for others we have lost so many patriots since the last convention. so before we go any further tonight let's take a moment. and join. with me and let's remember them all knowing you h we're not the word please welcome the chair of the carter center and grandson of president jimmy carter jason carter hello i'm jason carter, my grandfather, president carter, will have his 100th birthday in october i call him and i, can tell you that he wishes he could be here tonight he and my grandmother lead their lives with an unwavering faith in god back for human dignity honesty, and a commitment to loving their neighbors as themselves those principles guide them throughout their lives including during their four years it's in the white house and the four decades since for my grandfather, it wa

. >> thank you chicago and thank you, david plouffe >> thanks, mike. >>hanks for a quick conversation. >> appreciate it. [applause] >> the nevada democratic party will hold t degation breakfast in chicago for the d convention. we will hear from illinois governor j. b. pritzker and maryland'sovnor wes moore as well as nevada congresom suzy lee. watch live at nine p.m. eastern on c-span2, she's been there our free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. >> discovering the heartbeat of democracy with c-span voices 2024 we engage voters officious democratic national convention asking what issue is most important to you in this election and why? >> for me it's abortion-rights. -- restore roe v. wade for every woman and every zip code of this country. now women have less rights than the grandmothers and dustin wright. >> the number one issue that concerns me is a lack of civility in our politics. i always say we are all high winds and americans before we're democrats and republicans. it's time to start bridging the gap in bringing a country back together. and i kn

you the keys? where do the keys go? [laughter] pete: hanks for being with us on a saturday. you tomorrow, how about that? will: seriously, i wouldn't mow either, rachel. ♪ neil: the 2024 race, well, it's heating up as the dnc crap wraps up. now vice president kamala harris and former president trump's economic agenda das are going head the head. harris facing more fallout over her economic plans. we have former commerce secretary the wilbur ross and billionaire investor ken fisher on on all a of it. and all of this as robert f. kennedy jr. suspends his campaign and teams up with donald trump. he broke with the party of his dad and his uncle to back djt. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. let's go right to griff jenkins now looking at some key battleground states i guess, right, griff? >> reporter: good morning, neil. i think this may fit into that proverbial category of politics makes strange bedfellows. the new york post took notice, a kennedy endorses a republican. and with pyroprotech nicks marking the entrance to heres of bobby, rfk jr. took the stage alongside trump ju

you the keys? where do the keys go? [laughter] pete: hanks for being with us on a saturday. mow either, rachel. ♪ neil: the 2024 race, well, it's heating up as the dn

says, there bob zemek is making a movie, castaway, it's the outcast with tom hanks, they need extras, is there anything like you, yeah, okay, right away such a level, i just ran at night, we arrived at mosfilm to the pavilion, and i really saw it there live to this day... you can even see me at the beginning of the movie and even hear me, they saved the sound where i am there something like that, to someone, that is, the debut of the actor dmitry dyuzhev took place in the film, where tom hanks plays the main role of the outcast, the zemek, then i had a second extra, it's the movie k-19, ford played, that's where i played some kind of submariner, but also as an actor of crowd scenes, and the first episode in the movie is kind. when i met, got acquainted with my future wife, tanechka, i also asked, what are your favorite songs, and what would you like me to perform for you, something like that, she said: sirova, i love you to tears, dear tanya, first of all for you, for you tv viewers, dmitry dyuzhev, velvet baritone, since we have absolute improvisation in choosing songs, song, i love you. accordion from the air

you were going to be feeling. >> just locked in. >> got him, coach hank. hey. it's cold. got him. >> i got to collect my breath. please. do they get a replay of that? that's how you not. you don't do it. hit me in the head with the dang lid. >> i mean, there comes a point in time where it's kind of destiny for him. especially the way he's been throwing. that's as nervous as i've been in a long time. i wanted that for him so bad. you know, if anybody has the stuff to know, a throw a no hitter, it's blake snell. and finally, you know, came through, pitched nine innings no hit ball. so he's got that feather in his cap which is pretty cool. >> last giants pitcher to throw a no no chris heston back in 2015. we'll have lots more on snell's night coming up later in sports i'm thank you larry. >> aerosmith's amazing run has spanned decades, and tonight looks like it's over. why? the band canceled its farewell tour and is retiring. and we have an update on the rather noisy plan to keep the homeless away from a north bay business. the move today, by a judge. there are new developmen