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haugen smit was the man who probably saved southern california and whose work still echoes today across to the third world ancha, etc. , cause he found that air pollution wasn't result of egregious emission coming out of the top of a smokestack, none of which we had in pasadena. it was the result of sulfur coming out of some factory. its air pollution was the result of having uncovered busted materials coming out of the back of a tailpipe hydrocarbonon basically that would react in sunlight when nitrogen oxide to produce ozone and other very dangerous chemicals that were that were bad for human health and bad for plant life and everything. it was an incredibly unpopular message for him to say it was tailpipe exhaust. with the famous california side, which had drawn so many millions out here, that's really poisoning the area. but he took he started it all by drawing air into his basement lab at caltech, reducing it to acid, running further, experiment and duplicating his effort public izing it. and it blew minds. i mean, he was in his own nonpartisan way, challenging the might of the aut

frances haugen, thank you so much.tle on facebook." it's out now. appreciate it, frances. good luck with the book. that's correct for joining us. and a reminder if you or anyone you love needs help please call or text the suicide lifeline, 988. that is 988. coming up, now it's the white house's turn to say look what you made me do. will new pressure by president biden over those service fees for concert tickets make any difference? ♪ look what you made me do ♪ the subway series is taking your favorite to the next level! like the #20. the elite chicken and bacon ranch. built with rotisserie-style chicken and double cheese. i love what i'm seeing here. that's some well-coached chicken. you done, peyton? the subway series just keeps gettin' better. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. what do we always say, son? liberty mutual customizes your car insura

miss haugen, this is your organization. it is your organization rim into those using this material that they informed the parents beforehand, the content of the material? >> i will just add that -- i'm not looking at what you're looking at, but our resources have been used by hundreds of -- >> that's not my question. i understand that, but my question is, do you recommend that the people using your materials tell the parents the content of the material that they're 1 to 4 children will be using. >> the resources that are for early childhood educators to help ensure -- >> your kind of speaking past my question. i'm going to have to assume -- >> they're all done in partnership with families. >> so you do recommend that the parents are informed their child will be discussing transgender-ism? >> we trust early childhood educators to partner with -- >> there is no formal recommendation. the reason i say that, and i can assume that because -- i don't mean to accuse, but you're k docking the answer. the reason i have raised that i

lindsay haugen is left on the team. she has very little experience on this level at all.d blanche is also representing boris epshteyn. evan corcoran, who is a source of so much of this damning material, is still representing trump, and the january 6th. >> lawrence, this is what you get here from what corcoran is doing the most to file. it's the james comey thing. comey, these are lawyerly tactics. you have a conversation with donald trump, you immediately go look over's notes. because it's like handling -- material. it is so dangerous to be around this guy, that you need to protect yourself. this is your coin. protect yourself for these contemporaneous notes. -- >> that continues the tone on hbo's latest version of watergate which is a white house -- where woody carlson and paul thoreau playing gordon lady and woody harrison playing -- their plane for the cotton -- look at how crazy and silly. they try to break in like three times. there is things that i didn't know that are goofy and silly. at the time, in the present tense none of them was regarded as goofy and silly fo

in the meeting, trump lawyers, james trusty, and lindsey haugen had the opportunity to, quote, make their case that the government should not charge the former president in connection with his possession of classified documents after leaving office, according to people familiar with the matter, the trump lawyers were seen leaving the building at 11:58 am, about two hours after they entered the justice department for that meeting. just over 25 minutes later, possibly, maybe probably, after hearing how the meeting went from his lawyers, donald trump posted on social media, how can the department of justice possibly charge me, who did nothing wrong? that's how defendant trump's morning went. and then, this afternoon, news broke that this swimming pool at mar-a-lago had been drained, and in the process, created a flood which may have damaged possible evidence in the documents case. the new york times reported this afternoon, prosecutors are also interested in an incident from october in which a worker drained a pool at mar-a-lago, causing water damage in a room that contained computer servers

. >>> when whistle-blower frances haugen pulled back the curtain on facebook in the fall of 2021, thousandspages of internal documents showed troubling signs that the social media giant knew its platforms could be negatively impacting youth and were doing little to effectively change it. with around 21 million american adolescents on social media, parents took note. now, families are suing social media. since we first reported this story last december, the number of families pursuing lawsuits has grown to over 2,000. more than 350 lawsuits are expected to move forward this year against tiktok, snapchat, youtube, roblox, and meta, the parent company to instagram and facebook. tonight, you will hear from some of the families suing social media. we want to warn you that some of the content in this story is alarming. but we thought it was important to include because parents say the posts impacted their kids' mental health, and in some cases, helped lead to the death of their children. >> they're holding our children hostage and they're seeking and preying on them. >> preying on them? >> yes. >

us frances haugen as the former lead product manager for facebook's civic misinformation team and she's been a great book called the power of, one how i tell the trent strength to tell the truth and blow the whistle. happy father's day to all the dads and father figures out, there stay right where you, are inside jen psaki begins right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> another week, another arraignment for donald trump. the former president pleads not guilty to 37 felony counts. as lots of his former allies say enough is enough. trump's former national security adviser john bolton is among those speaking out, and he's coming up first. plus trump on enemies list congressman adam schiff is probably on it. so what does he think about trump's promises to weaponize the doj against his opponents if he is reelected. i will ask him when he joins me in just a few minutes. also today, we are hearing a lot of complaints from the former presidents defenders about a two tiered justice system. and they are right. just not in the way they think. and later, a trip to maryland for a conversation with one of the democratic

so far, it's been due, john rally, lindsay haugen, handling this. >> yeah, we'll see where it all goestorneys could be joining? we'll see what that looks like? is it your understanding that all this is now happening, only in florida, not in washington at the grand jury here any longer? >> yeah, that's a good question. look, it's kind of an interesting scenario, as the why they'd be in a grand jury in washington d. c. for the better part of whatever, maybe ten months or more. and then make this shift, i know that some of the colleagues from the department of justice had even published articles talking about some of the venue problems that they might have, with some of these charges. but i think it might go back to the misconduct. i think there was so much that was wrong about how they conducted the investigation in d. c. that they might be going down to florida to sanitize the process. make it look to the florida grand jury like there's nothing to see here. when they drag in vice presidents, violate attorney client privilege, make for personal attorneys in seven secret service agents in

lindsay haugen is left on the team. she has very little experience on this level at all.epshteyn. evan corcoran, who is a source of so much of this damning material, is still representing trump, and the january 6th. >> lawrence, this is what you get here from what corcoran is doing the most to file. it's the james comey thing. comey, these are lawyerly tactics. you have a conversation with donald trump, you immediately go look over's notes. because it's like handling -- material. it is so dangerous to be around this guy, that you need to protect yourself. this is your coin. protect yourself for these contemporaneous notes. >> >> you were amused as you are describing the situation and the boxes moving around and evan corcoran. and it is kind of funny and that continues the tone on hbo's latest version of watergate which is a white house -- where would you harrelson and the actor playing gordon lady and woody harrison playing a howard hunt, they are playing it for the comedy. because at this point they can look back at that and say look at how crazy and silly. they tried to

haugen said repeatedly that children were screaming. they feared for their lives. these agents, demanding he come out. they've got the, doggone, pointing at the house and it's. them he has offered to turn himself in. and this is who you go to terrorize. what is really interesting to me is it seems to directly contradict your own memorandum. about the use of force of the justice department. you say that officers may use only the force that this objectively reasonable to effectively control an incident. are you telling me that in your opinion as attorney general, it was objectively necessary to use 20 authority swat style agents for these people? >> what i'm saying is the decisions are made on the ground by fbi agents. >> you're saying you don't know? >> i'm saying what i just said. >> they are advocating responsibility? >> i'm. not >> give me the answer. and your, opinion as the attorney general of the united states, you are in charge of the justice department. and, yes sir, you are responsible. so give me an answer. >> the fbi does not agree with your description.

lindsay haugen is left on the team. she has very little experience on this level at all. and todd blanche is also representing boris epshteyn. evan corcoran, who is a source of so much of this damning material, is still representing trump, and the january 6th. >> lawrence, this is what you get here from what corcoran is doing the most to file. it's the james comey thing. comey, these are lawyerly tactics. you have a conversation with donald trump, you immediately go look over's notes. because it's like handling -- material. it is so dangerous to be around this guy, that you need >> this thing already plays as goofy and silly. but also clearly, very, very dangerous. >> an incredibly damning. rachel, the part of this that is different and already made this point earlier, and others have, it's that corcoran piercing the attorney client privilege. because you tried very hard to recruit your lawyer to criminal conspiracy. which again, he managed to dodge. it provides a level, a window into activity and conversations that happened and maybe not one out of 1000 criminal trials.