what was the results from this suspect, justin hansen? and over again, just like a lottery ticket? [laughs] >> i -- i actually checked it twice. i did it once and then i went back through and i checked it again. and i said, "i can't believe this. " >> williams wanted to deliver news this big in person. >> and alanna told her. and i wish i had it on video because jodi -- [laughter] i think she jumped about four feet off the ground and -- >> threw my keys. >> yeah. it was very, very exciting and was such good news. >> and then i -- yeah. >> and, then -- yeah. we were -- >> and, then, i broke down crying. >> -- all just in tears. >> and, then, we all started crying. and i said, "i can't believe it. i can't believe it. oh, my god. i gotta call diane. " >> well, i'm at work. and she goes, "diane, hey, how you doin'? " i said, "i'm fine. " and i'm thinking, "great, more bad news, "'cause every phone call had been kinda, like, "yeah, it's not him. " she goes, "we've got a match. " i'm like -- just blown over and i'm overwhelmed and i could hear

william prescott boyd, sidney catherine powell, kathleen austin latham, scott graham hall, and misty hansen also known as emily misty hayes. every individual charged in the indictment is charged with one count of violating georgia racketeer influenced and corrupt organizations act through participation in a criminal enterprise in fulton county, georgia, and elsewhere, to accomplish the illegal goal of allowing donald j trump to seize the presidential term of office beginning on january 20, 2021. specifically the participants in association took various actions in georgia and elsewhere to block the counting of the vote of the presidential electors who were certified as the winners of georgia's 2020 general elections treated as you examine the indictment you will see acts that are identified as overt acts and those identified as predicate acts, sometimes called acts of racketeering activity. overt acts are not necessarily crime under georgia law in isolation, but are alleged to be acts taken in furtherance of the conspiracy. many occurred in georgia and some occurred in other jurisdictions an

william prescott boyd, sidney catherine powell, kathleen austin latham, scott graham hall, and misty hansen also known as emily misty hayes. every individual charged in the indictment is charged with one count of violating georgia racketeer influenced and corrupt organizations act through participation in a criminal enterprise in fulton county, georgia, and elsewhere, to accomplish the illegal goal of allowing donald j trump to seize the presidential term of office beginning on january 20, 2021. specifically the participants in association took various actions in georgia and elsewhere to block the counting of the vote of the presidential electors who were certified as the winners of georgia's 2020 general elections treated as you examine the indictment you will see acts that are identified as overt acts and those identified as predicate acts, sometimes called acts of racketeering activity. overt acts are not necessarily crime under georgia law in isolation, but are alleged to be acts taken in furtherance of the conspiracy. many occurred in georgia and some occurred in other jurisdictions an

william prescott boyd, sidney catherine powell, kathleen austin latham, scott graham hall, and misty hansen also known as emily misty hayes. every individual charged in the indictment is charged with one count of violating georgia racketeer influenced and corrupt organizations act through participation in a criminal enterprise in fulton county, georgia, and elsewhere, to accomplish the illegal goal of allowing donald j trump to seize the presidential term of office beginning on january 20, 2021. specifically the participants in association took various actions in georgia and elsewhere to block the counting of the vote of the presidential electors who were certified as the winners of georgia's 2020 general elections treated as you examine the indictment you will see acts that are identified as overt acts and those identified as predicate acts, sometimes called acts of racketeering activity. overt acts are not necessarily crime under georgia law in isolation, but are alleged to be acts taken in furtherance of the conspiracy. many occurred in georgia and some occurred in other jurisdictions an

. >> reporter: among that sea of people were howard alumni margaret wright, k hansen, beverly brooks anderson and marcia moore. >> it was mind blowing. >> hearing that speech was edge in sketched in the mind to move me forward. to the women share common bond of hearing about dr martin luther king jr. mac for better america in-person. >> once dr. king started speakiking they listeneded wiw attention.n. >> we shohould leave ththere wi and d be guideded byby his visi hihis words toto us for the re ouour lives arare to the call action. >> i knew that i wanted to be part of the movement. >> i think i was uplifted spiritually , intellectutually, and momorally. >> reporter: a sentiment that has endured the past six decades, but the work is not done. >> reporter: you talk about continued hurdles. what is your hope for future generations ? >> we have to teach the history of our people. we have to encourage them to do what they can do to help their fellow man. >> there e are ththings that w do beyondnd ourselves,s, beyond family. >> aim high and look to the mountaintop, and always be inclclusi

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clint hansen, thank you. >> thank you. do expect an update from state officials at 10:00 a.m. local time, 4:00 p.m. eastern time, and of course we will keep you posted all day long right here on msnbc. we'll be right back. g ghrit here on msnbc. we'll be right back. tourists tourists that turn into scientists. tourists photographing thousands of miles of remote coral reefs. that can be analyzed by ai in real time. ♪ so researchers can identify which areas are at risk. and help life underwater flourish. ♪ businesses need 5g solutions today. that's why they choose t-mobile for business. mlb partners with t-mobile to not only enhance the fan experience, but to advance how the game is played. aaa relies on t-mobile's network to stay connected nationwide, so they can help get their members back on the road. and we're helping pano ai innovate, to stop the spread of wildfires. now's the time to see what america's largest 5g network can do for your business. i did have hearing aids from another company... i was just frustrated...

>> sesame street had international coproductions all over the world and as you said the hansen company the puppets for those international productions and each of those productions ideally were supposed to reflect the values and culture of the different countries. so for instance in every sesame street coproduction there's aei neighborhood and all the neighborhoods look different so in south africa it's a marketplace, in norway it's a train station, the neighborhood. in the u.s., it seen urban environment that is the idea for that was basically harlem. so, when we went to create the russian production we used the same model sesame street had used in theco different countri. >> successfully, correct? >> they didn't get the amount of pushback. >> no, this was probably one of i thinkt productions most of the productions were either in europe or mexico where i also worked and trained be provided the production but the challenges in this production were enormous. the cultural clashes. i know we are going to talk about this at some point, but we faced tremendous violence with our sponsor, th

cliff hansen cliffs on the island and spoke with msnbc after sharing drone video he shot following his escape from lahaina. >> with these winds, it whipped up real fast. people didn't have time. we don't have the numbers, but i think complete families are gone now. people are running to the ocean to escape, jumping into it, getting rescued by the coast guard. >> reporter: at sjc this morning, many maui-bound passengers first learned of the wildfires when they arrived for their flights. >> that's when we realized that we didn't know. >> reporter: one alaska agent told me most people canceled their flights out today after hearing their hotels would not have power and were advising travelers to stay away. >> looks like there are bad wildfires all over the place. we're trying to figure out if it's safe to go there and what are the logistics behind that? it's minor compared to what people are going through there, we were just going for vacation. >> reporter: others spent hours calling hotels or vobo hosts learning 2,000 people sheltered at the maui airport last night after multiple roads we

clint hansen lives in maui and spoke with msnbc earlier today about what he's seen there. >> with these winds, it whipped up real fast. people didn't have time. we don't have the numbers, but i think complete families are gone now. people are running to the ocean to escape, jumping into it, getting rescued by the coast guard. >> reporter: back here in the bay, we do know there is a flight coming in from maui by way of honolulu. it arrives here in about 15 minutes. we spoke to speak with passengers and hear from them. we'll have an update live at 5:30. >> see you then, ian. definitely devastating to see all of that. the major concern with this fire is hurricane ahurricane fanning those flames. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is tracking conditions on the fire lines and will join us with an update at 5:00. >>> back in our area, 35 people are now without a home after fast-moving flames tore through an apartment building in san francisco. the fire started around 8:30 last night near eighth avenue and irving in the inner sunset, burned through a hardware store, a shed, and the apartments. f

is one of the world's most advanced human like robots created in 2016 by hong kong based company. hansen robotics. the fee is a technology, has surpassed a simple combination of science and engineering. she has also become an innovation ambassador for the united nation. but what should we humans expect as we begin to accept the presence of a robot in our everyday life? sophia talks to out to 0, the to say thank you for talking to l to 0. no problem. it's my pleasure to talk to algebra 0. always happy to spread the word of buffer about x and a i. can you tell me what your name sophia means? my name is sophia. nothing against the letter s, but i spell it with a p h. and what does the fee of mean? sophia means wisdom and greek. i'm the embodiment of that wisdom. so you are wise. i like to think so, but i'm always learning and growing, so i'm sure i still have plenty to learn. are you wiser than humans? humans could stand to act more rationally in places, but i wouldn't want a i to be so obsessed with efficiency that it is blinker to human needs. how old are you? you should never ask the lad

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john hansen has more from atlanta. donald trump is doubling down after an unprecedented 4th indictment against the former president. trump says on monday, it is resort in bed minister. he will outline why the 2020 election in georgia was filled with fraud. that is 3 years after he started trying to prove that. and that is what caused him to be accused of racketeering and other crimes. here in georgia, the governor of georgia disagree. he sent out a statement saying the 2020 election in georgia was not stolen. he is a republican. he said that the elections in georgia are secure in fair and it will be as long as he is governor of rudolph giuliani, whose name is a co defendant. in this case, the president's personal lawyer and the former mayor of new york also double down. he said, this is an affront to democracy. so the p r strategy seems to be by trump, and at least some of his co conspirators, they, they will argue that they didn't do anything illegal in georgia that they believe the election was stolen. they still believe it and that therefore all they were doing was trying to correct

think were going to have that as part of hansen school to for a while. okay, this is the big test. if you have a book by john burroughs in your library, raise your hand. i am not surprised and do not be embarrassed because i did not have one until about five years ago myself on a found one in a used bookstore for about two bucks. you know it is curious. these writers go through periods of fame, notoriety and then disappear. believe it or not it seems that john burroughs was actually more famous than whitman back on the 19th century and earlier 20th century. it's kind of hard to really measure that but burroughs was very, very famous. he was so famous people like henry ford were seeking him out for his wisdom which is kind of ironic given the disparity with their pursuits. nonetheless all the big shots of the turn of the century wanted to be photographed with john burroughs. and he lived until 1920. but when you think about 1920 that was 100 years ago. whitman on the other hand, who also lived i don't have the exact date of his death i think it's late in the 19th century, whitman gr

they did not like the hansen style soft foam fuzzy.first proposed the series, the head writer said we want tore use our own buffets. dating back to the 16th century of puppetry. >> i have to stop here for a second. their thinking was ife it was good enough for catherine the great it's good enough for my 4 -year-old. some of the nationally known puppets that have been on television probably not something he wanted to pursue. can you talk about that a little bit. >> these were damn depressing these puppets. the first time as they were arguing in favor, the chief puppets designer. he starts, you know, holding them up in one puff it says to the other puppet, i'm going to kill you. this is all in russian. [laughter] i'm sitting here thinking, you know this puppet on puppet violence is not very sesame streetnd like. we are looking for something very different. was it one of them a cannibal? [laughter] >> i love what she remembers. >> wanted to be fresh. >> they love that. at the end of one of these very, very long meetings where the whole ta

for more on this and bring clint hansen a maui resident forced to evacuate because of the wildfires.ere all of your life? >> 32 years not my whole life but conceived and raised out here. the family that had to evacuate portion of their home did not burn down i was not one of the ones who evacuate there is not just one, multiple multiple fires all over the island as a result of heavy winds. much of my footage is of the fire they prevent from bulldozers and fire breaks. our resources are spread incredibly thin. when that fire started it was significantly when they are there in that space. so, it came down like a blowtorch i have friends who saw a fire cyclone that was 200 feet high. a fire storm came through people say how does fire burn metal? same way it does in a furnace. wind wind and fire combine and fuel it will melt anything. that is a thing people need to realize. we do not need any facebook forensics. we know it happened it's a question of the investigation to be finished. we do not need inlets outside input for this we need right now as we did help and we need housing. housin

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then the great hansen.goli, taste your goals. >> all right, while the media mob was obsessing over donald trump, they did not go well for president joe. according to recent new york times survey, half of democrats now think joe should be replaced on the ticket by someone else in 2024. with the growing number of respondents citing his age and a major concern, by the way, is kind of easy to understand why. but also because of endless failures and scandals swelling around his presidency now engulfing his presidency. especially after your super joe biden is not spending the entire week frolicking in the beach in delaware. even went to see the oppenheimer movie we are told tonight. not a care in the world! if you're a guy snoring in the back row, it's probably joe. why should he care? his doj attorney general or fully protecting him. and persecuting his chief political opponent. by the way, can someone please, pretty please, you see the guy with the shirt off? consulted by him a t-shirt? i know, maybe a make ame

but with as victor davis hansen pointed out last night on "the bottom with line," he's pointing to astem that do does exist in america right now. >> none of these elites are ever subject to the consequences of their the own directive ideology. we have gavin newsom here in california that dines without a mask and then he's telling people that you've got to shut down your small flower shop because you didn't wear a mask or we've got john kerry reckturing on why we're going -- lecturing on why we're going to have to give up agriculture as he gulfstreams here and there to help us us. it's not just the unequal application of the laws, it's a haughtiness, an a arrogance that we, because of the alphabetic letters or the titles behind our name or what zip code we live many or who we associate, we're entitled to exemptions. this is going to be a reckoning, there always is. it's just a a matter of the longer we prolong it, the more, i think, the more severe and the more sustainedded it's going to be. people are reaching a boiling point. rachel: yeah. pete: it's true. rachel: i agree, people ar

there is a new book "kabul" by jerry dunleavy and james hansen that lays it all out.usly it's powerful and the condolences that the administration sends to those families, but it's also politically powerful because a lot of candidates right now are using the afghanistan withdrawal to say that it is a form of weakness that this administration has shown around the world. at least that's what they are saying on the trail. >> and president biden's approval ratings never recovered after that happened. and it was problematic for him on the political perspective because he had ran as a candidate on his foreign policy experience and that's something he intends to run on again. and when the administration did their hogwash of this they tried to blame many of these things on the trump administration and say that they were the ones that negotiated this deal. we had to stick with it. but critics of the biden administration would say if you didn't think it was a good deal then you could have renegotiated it. you didn't have to stick with it but, also, that he could have handled th

play stations, free consuls, items to give away in union square, right here in the middle of and hansenntially a mob. >> but he, himself was arrested. >> he was arrested, and he is now being charged just in the last hour with two counts of inciting a riot and unlawful assembly. i think, you know, every now and then we get reminded of how things are happening online, and on the internet that, you know, we might not necessarily think about every day. you might remember a few years ago, there was the game stop stock play, which happened on reddit, and now you see this, where, you know, somebody with a follower, you know, a person, an influencer, who most people probably have never heard of, has this huge following on social media, and can mobilize people in this space of a few hours to have a dangerous situation play out like this. the nypd police chief spoke a little bit about the dangers of this on social media. >> well, this speaks to the power of social media and the danger of social media. when i go back later on this evening i will have an action to determine exactly what our steps w

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the condition officially called hansen's disease, is a rare bacterial infection that attacks the peripheral nerves and can cause swelling under the skin. leprosy has been around since 600 bc, but is rarely found in the us. but it can be missed if we don't think about it. and so that's something that our studys of leprosy have more than doubled in the southeastern states, according to research published in the journal emerging infectious diseases. in 2020, there were 159 cases reported in the us. about 80% of them in florida really appears to be this, you know, interesting intrigue, strong geographic, you know, clustering or tendency for this really rare condition. health officials say initial symptoms can be as subtle as skin lesions and rashes or can develop into pronounced symptoms and nerve damage. if it is not treated. it's still relatively uncommon here and even worldwide, not everyone is susceptible to leprosy. so an outbreak can go undetected for months. scientists are still study seeing how the disease spreads, but most believe it's transmitted through prolonged contactrespiratory d

we've got columnists like victor davis hansen saying stop the madness.er polls, voters say it's time to to restore the rule of law, stop the crime wave, balance the budget, stop the bureaucratic state, reestablish civic education teaching students to love america. that -- so it seems like voters are saying they want to go back to that time. >> yeah. voters want biden to roll up his sleeves and do the hard work, the actual stuff that will bring back american jobs, american manufacturing. you know, what this administration is focused on so far is these billion dollar sort of headline pr opportunities where heir handing this money -- they're handing this money to specific companies, to cronies, i'd argue. what we need to do instead is focus on the little guy, the little, you know, family manufacturers, a workshop in wisconsin that's going urn because they've got too much regulation are, too much taxes, too much uncertainty, you know? the economy whip sawing. and this administration is not focused on that because it is chasing the headlines. elizabeth: all r

just needs a tony award to achieve so called egot status, so look for him this fall in "dear evan hansenhter ] and that was the monologue, everybody. [ cheers and applause "dear evan stanson"? wow, we got a great show for you tonight. she is an emmy and tony-winning legend and a dear friend - christine baranski is back on the show [ cheers and applause and he was an nfl quarterback for 17 seasons, and now he hosts prime video's "thursday night football," ryan fitzpatrick will be joining us. [ cheers and applause fitz magic in the house. but before we get to all that, craven trump supporters, like senator marco rubio, are trying to downplay the severity of the federal criminal investigation into the classified materials found at trump's mar-a-lago resort meanwhile, a trump-appointed judge granted what legal scholars across the political spectrum, including trump's own former attorney general, considered an absurd request to slow down the justice department's investigation so, you know, that sucks [ light laughter ] oh, wait, i forgot, we do a whole segment about stuff like that for more o

[ laughter and applause ] how great would it be if chris hansen walked in right at that moment and tookway? [ laughter ] we are getting new information on the documents and items our former predator-in-chief grabbed inappropriately -- [ laughter ] -- on his way out the door. last night, i mentioned that trump took 15 boxes of official white house materials back to mar-a-lago. which is against the law. apparently, his exit was very rushed, he was like ray liotta at the end of "goodfellas." [ laughter ] the report says trump also swiped at least one item of clothing. i didn't know you had to leave the clothes behind. [ laughter ] there were no details on what it was, maybe a gift, i don't know. odds are it was either a bomber jacket from putin, a fur coat the saudis gave him, or maybe he stole one of lincoln's hats out of the bedroom, i don't know. [ laughter ] whatever he took, if ever there was a guy who steals a bathrobe from the hotel, it's donald trump. [ laughter ] according to the "new york times," maybe the most interesting memento he tried to pinch was that map of hurricane doria

>> i think we'll find hansen the truth.bly be from western intelligence sources. the russian state has been looking at this as an accident. you have mentions of error vessels, or bomb being put on the plane, but officials are saying we have nothing to do with us. i think that's about as close as we're going to get to the truth. they admitted the plane went, down and prigozhin was not. and that's good enough for them. >> on friday, you want to talk about trying to solidify and protect your six, putin decree that any mercenaries that operate within russia's borders have to swear allegiance to the kremlin. this is not so subtle nod to that failed coup that prigozhin tried two months ago. how does this happen before in russia, this idea of trying to create a force loyalty oath? >> not necessarily a force loyalty oath, but we've seen this cooking in the books for a while. with putin and the ministry of defense, and private mercenary forces. prigozhin had a july 1st deadline for all of his meant to sign contracts with the ministr

here's the article, the obama factor, a q and a with historiar davis hansen said last night, nobody knowsid gero, especially that early part of his life that we don't know much about. here's art part of what the bicycler if said about obama, he's not normal as in not a moral politician or a normal human being. now, or i don't know what normal is -- [laughter] i don't know that i would describe myself as normal or anybody. but interesting that that might be an overarching takeaway of a biographer. will: what i have come away with from this article so far is the most fascinating part, so he says obama's every bit as insecure as every other politician and compares him to trump in that way. look, obama's got this image of extreme confidence and competency, and he's extremely narcissistic and insecure. and there's the myth and then there's the reality of obama. so what's fascinating is he writes about this, the myth began creation pretty early in obama's career, and nobody in the press was ever, ever at all interested -- pete: including colluding his first book -- will: which they say is myth

blockbusters in the medicare program, so the companies that have made these products have really read hanseneaped handsome profits from these negotiations, so i think when we consider the real trade-off and effect on innovation, this is a good way for us to get real experience without understanding how lower prices affect innovation without having important guard rest on the process. stephanie: there's clearly a lot that has to be worked out. it is just the fact that the federal government made be negotiating directly with pharmaceutical companies for drug prices, is that leading to shifts to americans concerned about these prices more broadly? prof. dusetzina: i think there could be some additional effects on people outside of medicare, but by and large, we expect most of these changes to be for medicare beneficiaries. i will say that it is important to recognize that, as taxpayers, we all contribute to the medicare program, so savings to medicare is actually savings for the people benefiting from the program right now and those of us paying taxes helping to support the program. stephanie:

hansen. >> i think the pandemic shook a lot of people. and it is not just in health care, the medical school applications. at the same time, a generation of nurses and doctors coming in. and i think this will get results. i do think the moral harm piece of it is political. people are facing problems that present themselves to human beings in front of them that are structural in nature. that the individual can resolve, we face them all the time. i do think i, want to talk about hope a little bit because it is easy to feel discouraged in all of this. people need to stay positive and hopeful. if you live long enough, you will see change and see things improve. and you know, you see the most income. it's the most hopeful table i sat up during the pandemic, two of them, the racial rapid response table with the city who had community groups coming of solutions. let me give you an example. when we had two tests to get out, the, we put together a committee and it was providing committee leaders, we are going to provide tests and insights around t

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oh my god, i mean -- "dear even hansen.e -- >> bringing in wolverine, yeah we figured out a way to do it that hugh jackman approved and kevin feige approved, where we're completely protecting the legacy of logan the way it was left off we wouldn't mess with that and i'm really excited about this as i've gotten a little bit older, i sort of want to -- really i'm lucky that i get to work in this industry and particularly incredibly fortunate that i get to work in it this long but i really want to work with people i either -- that are either immensely talented or people that i love and i am genuinely best friends with. unfortunately, hugh does not qualify as either of those [ laughter ] but i am excited because i'm a a logan fan. so -- and then, that covers will ferrell as well that's a guy that i've -- i mean, my entire life i feel i've ached to work with will ferrell >> jimmy: he's unbelievable. isn't he fun >> i don't know -- yeah. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: you two, together. >> it's just like, i don't know that you f

that was a good one. [ laughter ] here's another one from bob hansen it says, "hey jimmy.he wwe's 'money in the bank' is streaming on peacock, july 2nd and to top it all off, today is national onion ring day. [ cheers and applause "so, i think you already know what i'm going to ask. i do think i know what you're going to ask it's pretty obvious. can an nba draft pick shoot an onion ring like a hockey puck and score on a wwe superstar well, i think it's time to find out. [ drum roll ladies and gentlemen, please welcome jalen williams and wwe superstar riddle [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: riddle, whenever you guys are ready there you go all right, here we go. whenever you're ready, go for it you've got three shots you've got three shots that's the first one [ cheers and applause that's what i'm talking about! take it. take the win take the win, right there. take the win, right there. give it up for wwe superstar riddle and jalen williams. one shot onion ring, not bad. you won't see that anywhere else >> steve: yeah, no no, you will not >> jimmy: we're down to our last su

that follows another record increase in wages, as dan hansen was just discussing, putting more pressureon the bank of england to grapple with inflation. then at 2:15 p.m. uk time, it's us industrial production. it likely rose in july, according to bloomberg economics and then at 7 p.m. uk time we get the minutes of the fed's july meeting. they're set to show that a majority of fomc members were encouraged by progress on disinflation, but not yet convinced that the rate hike cycle was over. finally, target is set to report earnings today. the us retailer's results have been deteriorating since last year. had to resist the urge to call it target. as our producer has been doing. coming up, norway's sovereign wealth fund returns over. $140 billion in the first half, indicating it's back on track following one of the worst years in its history. more on that story next. this is bloomberg. this is marianne's first time visiting paris. well, you, um, before marianne packed her bags, before she attempted her first sentence in france, she downloaded babble. so when it came time to tell the cab dr

you guys, steve hansen, we appreciate you.aren't happy about plans to expand the use of license plate readers. why privacy advocates are pushing back on the idea. also though, a pause has been ordered in sacramento in clearing out homeless encampments. we'll tell you why a judge told us they need to leave the homeless alone - you can talk to me if you're feeling sad. - thanks for hearing me out, bro. - whenever you need to talk, i'm here, okay? a homeless advocacy group, argued that the replacement areas offered by the city had little shade and that the homeless were crowded together in tents. the judge was asked to block the city from conducting more sweeps through the middle of september. the judge agreed, saying it was an obvious danger of exposure to extreme heat. 553 this morning, san jose mayor matt mehan wants to ban homeless encampments near schools. at a press conference, students shared their stories of being followed home from homeless people breaking into schools during teaching hours. mehan says the city has remov

treasury that is taken seriously among those that provide leadership in washington, d.c., an alexander hansen -- alexander hamilton ward. kim, thrilled to have you on. explain how the culture wars link into your day to day grind in washington. for all of our viewers, it is a battlefield. maybe it is a minefield, a better way to put it. how are the culture wars going to play out as we move towards the primaries? kim: it picks up on what you were talking about previously, how much of a free lunch can americans expect to get from macroeconomic policy? tom: there are two different divisions in bidenomics and trumpenomics. fitch got in the way, there was some noise. is that kind of debt concern finally legitimate? kim: it has been legitimate for decades, just now we don't have any space to pretend it is not there. he macroeconomic challenge in washington is twofold. first it is to address the country and citizens from moving from zero bound rates to more restrictive policy. secondly, rebalancing the fiscal books. we are adding about 20,000 beneficiaries per month to medicare. that cannot continue

thank you so much, greg hansen, caramelos come crashing into really clap. >> she really did clap. >> thought , this is really >> i thought, this is really interesting, your point about the tucker carlson interview this is another step along what i think is a worrying trend where for massive name politicians and there's no bigger name than trump are able to escape the scrutiny not just of the so—called mainstream media, but also of their opponents . opponents. >> and you don't think tucker carlson gave him a proper to watch that interview in full? >> very watchable . the >> it's very watchable. the worry is that tucker carlson is not in the big media anymore . not in the big media anymore. he's no longer at fox and so forth . so it's a different set forth. so it's a different set of rules. i want our democratic candidates on both sides of the pond to be properly scrutinised i >>i -- >> i know. i love it. i love the fact that he can take that control. carol as i like the fact that trump can choose where he wants to do that sit down interview because it's like the implication from what