let's be honest, howie, we saw that in new york city. they don't take the people that have jumped cops and attacked cops on camera and think they should be given the benefit of the doubt but donald trump, the book should be town at him, even if it's a book known has ever read or seen before. howard: yeah, you know, i'm the kind of with both of you on this point, which is, it's a sad day for our country. 34 counts saying that was a surprise and thought there might be one here and so, the constant media coverage, even though it's a terrible tv show because of what we're looking at text from the reporter and the transcript and going to give speeches and saw prior to both the 2016 and 2020 election and tommy and i agree cpi i would agree with her till the american people and there are certainly people on the right and the left that are screaming against our system whether it's because the supreme court members wife hangs a flag upside down and he won't recuse himself. whether it's because somebody thinks that politically rigged or railroaded

. >> yes, howie.too late for conservatives, and honestly, too far for progressives. the the new yorker called it harsh, axios called it a crackdown, but other outlets like "usa today" and many republicans as you just said have called it a joke. and their complaint, by, is that biden has hemmed and hawed for years that he's at the whim of congress to curb illegal immigration. but i he somehow found the executive order no -- authority to revoke the remain many mexico policy and other trump the era border control measures at the very start of his administration. i think a lot of conservatives feel gaslit by this executive order because it implicitly concedes that biden always had the power to shut down the border, he just lacked the political will until right now. even jen psaki -- howard: i was just going to say there's been enormous political pressure. i'd like to get tim in, if that's all right. he's so focused on giving the details in advance, very '80s mindset. by the time he ghei the speech, it rea

howie, we see this a lot., it's happening can't be terrible on its own republicans are exploiting it. high profile claims are troubling. it ta talks about a porous bord. everybody sees through it, bret, when the white house the day before the debate trotz out mayorkas says 40% reduction since biden closed the border. that still leaves 2400 migrants coming across a day which is apulling. at the same time, what i don't understand is why didn't joe biden knowing this albatross for him and his party kept hearing he doesn't have the authority. he doesn't have the authority. magic wand i have the authority and it looks blatantly political five months before the election. >> bret: point out that was the only story about this that the "new york times" did. the only one. >> you might remember back in 2020 around this time when it was shortly after the george floyd murder, the killing of george floyd, that was super big news for the media, for the remainder of the summer and going into the election. you have here all th

to my guest, josh howie and paul cox.n sexier with andrew doyle and nick dixon . and andrew doyle and nick dixon. and if you're watching at 5 am, stay tuned for breakfast. have yourself a good one. until next time . time. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boiler rachel ayers sponsors of weather on . gb news. sponsors of weather on. gb news. >> good evening. welcome to your latest gb news weather from the met office. so plenty of rain around for many of us overnight tonight, but there will be some dner tonight, but there will be some drier and brighter interludes to start on monday. this frontal system sinks its way south and eastwards overnight sunday and into the start of monday, but high pressure is never too far away. out towards the southwest, those frontal systems bring areas of rain that have affected northern ireland today across parts of wales, central and northern parts of england, through the early hours of monday morning, generally turning drier across northern ireland and parts of scotland, where it's like

that'sjosh howie identifies as a bit of crumpet. that's josh howie looking very smooth and a man who doesn't go anywhere near crumpet. it's all avocado and boiled chicken for him. that's nick dixon literally said one thing about my diet has got into the autocue, on into the teleprompter. how does that happen later? that's unbelievable. it's like a tv equivalent of a lecture in the corner of the room. you're starting to get little ads for them. yeah. start spreading misinformation on purpose . so we misinformation on purpose. so we have some headlines to have a look at. the daily mail kicks off britain's 12 year old machete murderers very disturbing story. and poor old michael mosley at the top there. the times tories offer lower taxes and help for first time buyers could be too late. there's bill nighy, attending a memorial for, michael martin amis , guardian tory, right, amis, guardian tory, right, plans to give sunak set of demands if manifesto falls flat and a couple of, british footballers the express up the workers pm promises

i could take up all the time, howie, we don't have all the time.ut for the media, the media is not hiding anything. but for the media like the new york times to call out joe biden and say he must step down, new york times doesn't decide that, the voters decide that. howard: the difference with obama having a terrible first debate and mitt romney, he was 51 years old and the bad night doesn't get it and not denying it and jen psaki said terrible debate by biden. now, you made reference to other appearances and the day after the debate and much more forceful president biden was at a rally in north carolina. let's show that. >> i don't speak as smoothly as i used to and i don't debate as well as i used to, but i know what i do know. i know how to tell the truth. howard: i don't know where that guy was the night before. rob by, i thought if -- robbie, i thought if biden turned a b-and would have a low bar and it would be the worst in the history of televised debates and what do you make of democrats saying or whispering he should step aside? >> yeah, t

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it'sjosh howie old combination. it's josh howie and chris had a weapon.i don't believe those people have ever seen that tv show. >> no , but our audience will >> no, but our audience will have. >> and i see you've got the dress. >> yeah, i've got the dress and the aspirations. >> yeah, yeah i haven't. >> yeah, yeah i haven't. >> you should find some new way of pronouncing cressida, if that's going to be your thing. >> or do get called cressida lot. >> yes, yes. »- >> yes, yes. >> very good. >> very good. >> i want to do a shout out to carmella. i met i met her headliners fan today. >> very excited. so i said i promised i'd shout a young woman. yes, she's the mother of a friend of mine. woman. yes, she's the mother of a friend of mine . okay. and a friend of mine. okay. and yeah, she's a very big fan. hello, carmella of a friend of yours is a young woman. >> this sounds great. >> this sounds great. >> i would say that i'd say that we have a connection. carmella. i don't know if you felt it, but. okay where do you meet? i met at the school playground at the

joining me tonight, some of the meat and potatoes of headliners josh howie and leo acas.how do you feel about that? >> i look a bit like a potato today. >> yeah, you've got a little bit of a sprouting. >> what do they call those when they get those little hairs on they get those little hairs on the eye of the. yeah. >> what hair. >> what hair. >> beard. yeah. >> beard. yeah. >> with the potato has that little raisi. >> yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah. >> yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah. >> so we get that. so you're the meat, leo. >> i see myself as more of a dessert course. do you? >> what, like one of those protein yoghurts? you look like you restaurants. you go to your, protein yoghurt first. you look, you're staring in the fridge. tiramisu. i'm talking tiramisu. very nice. >> okay, well, let's take a look at those front pages with that in mind, daily mail. >> rishi, don't give labour a blank check . and jude bellingham blank check. and jude bellingham providing the eye candy telegraph . sunak promises 17 telegraph. sunak promises 17 billion in tax cuts and mrs. sunak providing the e

josh howie still joined by the dynamic duo paul cox and nick dixon.s thursday's guardian, and paul has starmer read the room here? well, john johnson and sunak should retain covid evictions or convictions. sorry, says starmer . labour leader says says starmer. labour leader says tories calling for amnesty on rule breakers are not are out of touch with people who paid a high price. i think he is out of touch. high price. i think he is out of touch . i think he is personally. touch. i think he is personally. my touch. i think he is personally. my personal opinion is that all covid convictions, convictions related to the covid rules should now be quashed. i think look what he's trying to do there is conflate the tragic deaths of people with what happened at number 10. let's say cake and all this sort of stuff. deciding lockdown . yeah. and deciding lockdown. yeah. and yeah, that's a joke. yeah. but at the end of the day, the two one, you know that if you if bofis one, you know that if you if boris johnson hadn't had that party, the cake hadn't been eaten.

you brought up the howie kurts segment.y doing an entire segment on that scene with paratroopers. that's a show that has a great deal of influence. a lot of people watch it. they get their information and they make decisions based on it. they come to conclusions based on it. they do ten minutes on that, i mean, that's -- i know you might think it's funny. i don't think it's funny. i think that you don't think it matters? i think it matters. >> that's what they do. >> they have a lot of -- >> that's what they do -- >> and a lot of influence. they don't use responsible judgment or facts or news. their goals there are different. the goals there are not to share news with people. >> should we get a breaking news headline down below? >> i hear you. it's reaching a fever pitch. >> this is what gets me about democrats and people who are center left. like, they are shocked. shocked. the gambling is going on in the institution. instead of figuring out how to shut it down. i am not shocked. this is what they do. this is what they've

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let's bring in howie kurtz howie turow and former economic advisor they are also fox news contributors. great to have you with this gentleman thank you. how we as someone who covers the media and political coverage closely i wanted to get your reaction on this as the white house correspondents association pushes cnn to allow if you have full of white house reporters to be in the room and watch and report on this thing. >> i think of course they should be in there i don't understand why cnn is digging in its heels but it seems to me the poles he read underscore why joe biden wanted this early debate here he will come out energetic and the media will declare him the winner because he is the lobe are he just has to prove he can string together two sentences after all the attacks but can he convince enough viewers that he is up to the job for the next four years? the challenge for adamo trump is to be disciplined. when i interviewed the former president he was serious about the issues. he can do that when he wants to. it might reassure some people who might be that crazy about some of the

there's two questions here, howie.w does will lewis turn this newsroom around and fast, and the larger one is, what does jeff bezos do to store the respect and reputation of "the washington post"? howard: right. and, you know, look, there are a lot of very, very, very good british journalists both here and across the atlantic, so, you know, things that they yawn at like blagging which i didn't know either, obviously, and paying for stories not done by reputable news organizes. i'm sure the withdrawal was approved by jeff bezos. his paper lost $77 million if the last year, losing a lot of subscribers, and he's talking about a new business model, and that's fair because you can't continue to have that kind of red ink. does jeff bezos need to speak out, get in front of his camera? has his reputation taken a hit here? >> he absolutely does. and there are some reports he's considering a sale. i know nothing about that, but he's got to make a decision because this town is driven by power and politics, and the washington post

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horse owner and trainer howie rubin insists the animals are well cared for and loved. he says this final weekend will be filled with emotion. this has become a home to so many people here and when you uproot people's lives, which is happening, it's painful. it's really it hurts. it really does. it cuts to the core. the company that owns the track says its closure is a result of ongoing economic challenges of the racing industry. in a statement, the company said the legacy of this venue will live on in the stories of all those who have been part of its history. jefferson's horse, gross profit still has one more race on sunday. she's going to relish every second. it's our last hurrah, but hopefully we go out with a bang in berkeley. jodi hernandez, nbc, bay area news. all lanes of eastbound i-580 are now open after an army truck flipped and blocked two lanes this afternoon. it happened right near the 164th and miramar avenue exit in san leandro, and you can see the green truck on its side and leaking oil. crews closed two lanes for a few hours to clean up and upright the

joining me now is howie rubin.e's a horse owner and trainer who spent years at golden gate fields. thank you for being with us. i know this probably has to be a very difficult and bittersweet moment for you because you have dedicated your life to this craft. yes, absolutely, it's very difficult to put into words how many people's lives have been upset, uprooted and the notion that we are disposing entity is a very distressing one to me. yes. thank you. the perceptions of horse racing have really changed from those, especially here. i think on the west coast, from those mint julep and beautiful hat days, does that does that, what kind of impact does that have on you as a person who works with horses? the notion that, we don't care about our horses is one of the biggest, one of the worst misnomers that could be out there. we care tremendously. i know personally that it's all about the horse that i won't do anything to hurt my horses. they come first. without them, there is no industry without them. all the people tha

horse owner and trainer howie rubin insists that animals are well cared for and loved.ys this final weekend will be filled with emotion. this has become a home to so many people here, and when you uproot people's lives, which is happening, it's painful. it's really it hurts. it really does. it cuts to the core. the company that owns the track says its closure is a result of ongoing economic challenges of the racing industry. in a statement, the company said the legacy of this venue will live on in the stories of all those who have been part of its history. jefferson's horse, gross profit still has one more race on sunday. she's going to relish every second. it's our last hurrah, but hopefully we go out with a bang in berkeley. jodi hernandez, nbc, bay area news. san francisco is celebrating pride month with a series of celebrations, including a ritzy event tonight at city hall, golden gate business association marked a milestone, holding its 50th anniversary gala under the city hall's rotunda. organizers say it was time to celebrate a half century of blazing trails and

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still here with leo kearse and josh howie telegraph., another tory policy shamelessly, shamelessly aimed at bringing the under 30s back into the fold. >> yes , the tories are to scrap >> yes, the tories are to scrap inheritance tax in a big throw of the dice, says osborne. >> george osborne, the former chancellor there is not really that big a throw of the dice. it's like something that's going to appeal to people who vote tories. >> yeah, and it's not going to change anyone's mind who's going against it, but it might get some people out of the armchair , some people out of the armchair, i guess. yeah, yeah. >> might get them down to the down to the polling station because yeah, it's exactly what tories want to hear and is a really unfair tax because people have already paid tax on that money. >> several times by the time they get to death, and they can't even give it to their kids. it's like, what are we, the soviet union? >> well, i totally agree. i don't think there should be any tax, obviously total libertarian, but these are slight

i'm still joined by q ball, josh howie and egghead. steve n allen . kick off with thursday's mirror. the green party have a manifesto out. i hope it's on recycled paper. yeah yeah. because they you know, that's what they do. >> the green recycle. yeah. >> the green recycle. yeah. >> recycle stuff. >> recycle stuff. >> make stuff in the bin. that's all they do. >> yeah, well now they do more. >> yeah, well now they do more. >> do they green party manifesto 2024 domestic flights ban and fat cat bonuses clamp down. >> key points there's a lot to go on here. and you know the crazy thing. not all of it is mental. that's good there. yes, of course they do. now. want shana of course they do. now. want sharia law to supersede uk law. >> yeah, but that's not so bad. >> yeah, but that's not so bad. >> their new members. >> their new members. >> you could have many wives. yes exactly. >> but then that's going to lead to more. thank you eric, but no, that's not true. before ofcom calls me, but there are a few things that are going to be, quite good free bus trave

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host of media buzz is here howie kurtz, let's replay what karine jean-pierre said about this yesterdayting a lot of criticism let's listen here. >> i think you all have called this the cheap fakes video and nothing something what they are. they are jeeps fakes video they are done in bad faith. it tells you everything that we need to know. about how desperate republicans are here. instead of talking about the president's performance in office and what i mean by that is his legislative wins what he has been able to do for the american people across the country, we are seeing these deepfakes. these manipulated videos. >> john: and i mean there is spin and there is spin. deepfakes? many belated videos? we have not shown any deepfakes or manipulative videos. >> an unusually aggressive karine jean-pierre following an unusually aggressive energy of trying to muddy the waters here but let me say this first despite a couple of misleading headlines fox news has not shown any distorted video joe biden although some of its commentators who will pay for their opinions have talked about what they se

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>> caller: boo-yah, jim, this is howie from the bronx.nd club member. >> excellent, thank you, my friend. thank you. what's going on? >> caller: every time i visit with my grandson, he looks at my portfolio because he knows i'm watching "mad money" every day. and thanks to your 10:00 a.m. conference calls and your intra-day alerts, he sees gains of anywhere from 60 to 200% on some of my stocks. my grandson, he wants to be an investor too. >> i hope he does. >> caller: here are my questions, threefold. when do i start to trim? how much should i trim, and more importantly, because i like these stocks so much, and i believe in them, when can i get back in? >> okay, these are really great questions, and they're fundamental, because what happens is we believe in discipline and we believe in conviction. discipline must always trump conviction. that means we like the start trimping at 20% up. we'll trim between 5 and 10%. another 20%, same thing. if we really want to be able to be in shape to buy some back, we must do that. and that's how we pla

one trieand d not to laugh as a message was read from hunter to howie, where he called her unhinged andcrazy for calling the fbi about his gun. meanwhile, she called them thed because he had left it in an unlocked car with the windows down. and she was afraid wit the kids were going to find it. >> and she also was afraide also he was going afrai to either hao himself or others, given the fact that he had just the daotherst y before been texg her about being on a caring and smoking crack and talking about doing a drug deal with a guy named mooky. ing da >> so it was an interesting day. all right. so the jurors think hunter'suror funny and they're witnessing the bide n family cry. i don't think this is going the way the prosecution thought it would. >> well,y the pros what else had today? was there anybody else who cried? were anybody e they bored? >> the jurors were paying the jurors. were we're paying pretty close attention. you know, one thing i noticed differen thismentioned to you earlier, you know, hunter had these interesting orange glasses, on. t i'm not sure if that was to get th

i pretended like i didn't hear them w let's do some text let messages, howie fromw we new jersey. >>se, give biden a break fro maybe. he watched waters window and uses his pool for daily wil ice plunges. >> that was one of a story. gary from tallahassee. the last time biden brought timed he wra pool, he wrappe the chain around their neck. mccarthy is lucky he's still therg. napa chai >> he almost got corn popped. alan from grove citye ci. hu trump pardoning hunter blessing. thosg those e who them a start healing and uniting that america needst of. >> is that possible, donnie from? oregon. eugene, oregon. do you think the democrats ithey woul don?donald jr oh, that's a no. stewart from colorado. jesse, please do not laugh at .e he's thesu only that has it. together. >> i did not laugh at . i left laugh a with . >> andy from albuquerque,e new new mexico. >> watters what's with you recommending a soft gaze t's with? you sound like oprah. man up. it's for sporting, bro. that's it. >> frank from cleveland, ohio, commonly eats no for breakfast s . we want to know, what do you eat for break

we have josh howie and leo kearse. how are you gentlemen.e need to get a mirror in that dressing room. yeah i know and the trick is when you when you're watching yourself on the monitor you have to remember it's not a mirror. it's the opposite sign for the wrong. i've got to just move endlessly in there . you look endlessly in there. you look fine. you look like a wimbledon match official. >> that's exactly what i was going for. >> i was no, i was going to say wimbledon janitor. >> whereas you look like like one of those playboy players from the 70s who was not really that bothered about tennis, more interested in polo, but anyway, we have, some newspapers to get through. let's have a look at those front pages. we'll kick off with the daily mail, those front pages. we'll kick off with the daily mail , starmer off with the daily mail, starmer mail readers were right about labourin mail readers were right about labour in 2019. that's why we've changed. so they're going to take some credit. the times labour man suspended for betting on election