we're going to have to leave it right there, but the bus bends on and kristi, i thank you both for your insight. the markets are mixed this week as supply shortages and rising inflation mixed with political tensions worldwide. let's start in russia where the mo, x is up. this, as president confirms that countries gdp has returned to pre pandemic levels. russian officials also confirm plans add $34000000000.00 to the countries national . welf fund over the next 3 years aim that continuing to revive economic growth over in china. the shanghai composite is in the red. all eyes are on ever grand as the real estate companies stock games, 17 percent briefly on thursday, before seeing another drop of 14 percent on friday. bondholders who were awaiting more than $83000000.00, and coupon payments appear to be still waiting following the deadline. this week and in hong kong, the hong saying is also down. in addition to closely watching the ongoing, ever grand saga crypto holders in the region are reacting to the latest crackdown from beijing and what it could mean moving forward. it's another red

i kristi, let's start with you here. so what do we know about the proposed rules that coin base is hoping to pitch? well, we don't have much details as of now. all we know is that the main detail and the proposal would be to clarify which should and should not be defined as the security in the us. and this is most likely in response to point having to stop their plan for ruling out the crypt lending program with scc. goodbye lead acuity. the regulator is apparently comparing their lens product to stock or certificate with interest, which are securities under the per year. so when they actually have a long history of trying to create the framework into, in order to standardize how changes approach crypt listings impact on the us. it was a founding member of the crypt obeying counselor in 2019 which was an effort to try to create a common understanding of how any given could the current the resemble the curate. so the group created $1.00 and $5.00 where one is definitely not a security like this $1.00, and $5.00 is somethi

nelson or boom, bust co host, an crypto analyst bent on and kristi i kristi, we'll start with you here. so the statement from china central bank isn't exactly a huge revelation. so why did crypto markets react to it? the way they did? or markets react the way they do because of the same reasons as the equity markets because of the massive amount of bots and algo that pick up on key words. i mean, it was literally only a few months ago that of a rally to all time highs near a 1000 because a bunch of crypto trading algo picked up that all of it was trending on twitter. but unfortunately for them are they on twitter actually stood for african american vernacular, english rather than the crypt decline. but nonetheless, they got push to new all time high before traders recognize their mistake. but the same thing happened here. i'll goes picked up on negative china headlines and dumped, but it's not much because then the trader as quickly realized their mistakes, but quite dipped back to their support levels at 40000 and as the dust settled, they're kind of stressing that this was a complete

so joining us now to break this all down our boom bus, co host, ben swan and chris b, i. kristi, let's start with you here. so our pay is an incredibly successful platform. how does this move stand to impact the company overall? well, it's going to impact alibaba in a huge way, obviously thing as all the pay and his loan business is one of the most lucrative arm of this conglomerate. and goes kind of hand in hand with its retail shopping platform. because you always want to extend credit to buyers so that they can shop more on your platform. so it was a perfect synergy and for that they're being punished now for being too successful . so now the chinese government intends to force all the pay to turn over its user data to a new credit scoring. entity. regulators have also asked for and financial to put it to micro loan businesses, ga, and was a into new consumer finance unit. so in this new scoring entity and, and john tore them investment group each on 35 percent of the company with state own entities sharing the rest of 30 percent. and on top of this alli pay won't be the only entity

i continue to an open in invitation for millions of undocumented once known as illegal immigrants full to cross an open southern border and more so governor kristi -- lord only knows what others might be confronted with in the future. would i do know is that is a former federal prosecutor who never lost a case and a returning republican governor who never left an election in the deep blue state, you are no stranger to things called tough. here also no stranger to the reagan library. i know you remember when you were here ten years ago during reagan's tenure celebration, a woman way up in the balcony summoned the courage to ask you the obvious question at the time and i remember that moment like it was yesterday you could hear a pin drop. will you run for president, she asked? governor kristi, if you don't mind, i will quote governor christie himself. once you do, he said, everything that happens in this country you see through the prism -- if it were up to me. i'm sure since you ran in 2016 there has been plenty of times that you faster self that question and now it's not about anyone potential president candidate. personally align from governor

well, joining us now the jobs are much co host kristi. i and octavio marines, the ceo of opened miss l. l. c. christie. let's start with you here. so this crisis feels like it has been creeping up quietly until now. how did we get to this point? well, it's been a perfect storm brewing in the background for some time. now. europe and gas prices had actually accelerated since the start of april, after an unseemly cold winter. so as a result, your gas storage, hardy dipped below pre pandemic 5 year averages. so they've been struggled to bring gas supply that are necessary for the winter back to where they should be. and then countries like the u. k, they're especially vulnerable because the u. k. they rely heavily on gas for home heating. but despite the obvious reliance on these fossil fuel for electricity, the u. k has some of the lowest. ringback amounts of gas storage capability in europe, leaving the market completely exposed to supply crash. so less than one percent of your stored gas is actually held by the u. k. so now the deficit is m

do more business attempt to build some sort of infrastructure around these nations boom bus. kristi, i, professor richard more unfortunate. we have to leave it there. thank you so much for your time today. thank you. and that's it for this time you can get boom bust on demand and the portable tv app available on smartphones and tablets through google play in the apple app store by searching portable tv. portable tv can also be downloaded on samsung, smart tv, and roku devices, or simply check it out at portable dot tv. we'll see you next that me when i would show the wrong one. i just don't the room. yes. to see out the same after an engagement equal the trail. when so many find themselves will depart. we choose to look for common ground. the jamie diamond was critical, a big claim starting when it was $200.00 a point. it's now around $45000.00 point depending at the points out from here. so he's looking for up to $455.00 and about a coin. the latest one, most of the most real deliberation of unit 731 was a unique organization in the history of the world. what they were trying to do wa

and beyond, and we'll continue to follow these shortages as they go along. boom, bust bend on and kristi, i thank you both for your insight. thank you. and as we look at the growing signs of a global energy crunch, oil prices have hit their highest levels in september of 2018. early on tuesday, the international benchmark brent crude top $80.00 per barrel while west texas intermediate eclipse, the $76.00 mark. but both have seen their prices come down slightly. moving into the afternoon for context here, brent crude has jumped more than 50 percent since the start of the year. and there are a number of factors driving the spike, including a rapid growth in demand as post delta consumption has risen a decline in u. s. shell drilling, hurricane and do supply chain disruption and a natural gas shortage, which is taking a toll on energy market. global oil demand is expected to hit pre pandemic leveled by early 2020 to putting focus on future opec plus policy decisions. meanwhile, u. s. equity is val on tuesday as big text attack, weighed down market facebook, amazon and video and google parent c

and if we do see any big changes in the years to come, boom bus bends on and kristi, i thank you both for your time and insight and fortnight developer epic games on sunday, filed an appeal to a ruling and its anti trust case against apple over in app payments on friday, judge yvonne gonzalez rogers issued a split decision on the k thing. the i phone maker needed to either rules which force users to pay for app and purchase it through the companies app store, but allowed the tech charge to continue with practice of charging commission of 15 to 30 percent for those purchases. the judge said the overall structure of the app store was legal, including the commission, and epic had not proven. apple has a monopoly in mobile gaming on the app store. writing success is not illegal. epic will also be forced to pay millions and damages for circumventing the rules at the heart of the case. now, it may seem odd that all of these issues arise from a free to play video game, but consider this. apple says it's app store ecosystem. facilitated $643000000000.00 in billings, and sales during 2020 alon

well, joining us our discuss our bus. kristi i and professor richard will host of economic update and author of the sick. this is the system when capitalism fails to save us from pandemic or itself. great to have you both talk about this that christy, i want to start with you. the even seems to be taking a direct shot at china with this similar to the discussion that we have heard about the u. s. d coupling from china with the state of supply chains and decades of history. can western great nations really do that? i think i'll be near impossible to really d couple given the close trade relationship that europe currently enjoys, the china. i mean, this isn't exactly new. this has been in the works with the youth since july earlier this year. it does, however, highlight a greater assertiveness by the you, but in any case, it's going to be very difficult for the you to decouple from china, especially given that they already weakened by the current of ours pandemic. and they're billions of dollars in debt and at risk of another economic slowdown. and specifically, the you is seeing to mov

kristi noem. it's a great honor to welcome governor gnome to hoover. as part of this discussion, before i begin with the formal introduction, i want to have our audience realize that we will be taking audience questions. we encourage you to submit yours on the q&a button at the bottom of your screen. with that, i'll get started. it's an honor to be here talking with one of our nation's leading governors, governor kristi noem of south dakota. the governor wears many hats, not just a ranchers hat, but a wife, mother, lifelong ranch, or farmer, and small business owner. she served in the south dakota state legislature for seven years and was elected to serve as their lone member of the u.s. house of representatives. during her time in congress, governor no help passed tax cuts and jobs act, which put at the time 2400 dollars back into the pockets of the south dakota family for constituents. in 2018, running on the platform of protecting south dakotas against tax increases, government growth, federal intrusion, and government secrecy, she was elected's south dakota's first ever female governo

into reports that governor kristi noem strong armed the state into giving her daughter a real estate appraiser license. cnn's lucy kafanov joins us live with the latest on this. iwith national political aspirations. >> reporter: she certainly is, which is why there has been so much attention to the story, john. it is not just the attorney general. cnn learned a south dakota legislative committee will be investigating what happened as south dakota governor kristi noem fights off allegations that she abused her power by using her office to help her daughter obtain a real estate appraiser license. here's what we know. governor noem's daughter cassidy peter was applying for the license in 2020, we know that on july 27th of 2020, governor noem called a meeting in her office with employees of the agency in charge of that certification. we did speak to the former executive director of south dakota's appraiser certification program at that time who confirmed that her boss texted her the night before asking her to show up at this meeting. she did not say what actually took place in the meeting, but she did confirm that both governor noem and her daughter cassidy were in

i am hoover senior fellow scott atlas, here with south dakota governor kristi noem. if you have any questions, we will be taking those soon. please submit them in the box at the bottom of your screen. i think we all realized, the pandemic exposed a lot of things about the country, about the way the governance is undertaken here, some of which was quite surprising to me and i am sure was to others. what's your thought on the movement of government or centralization from what was supposed to be a federalist system towards a federal government? we see a lot more executive orders not just at the top, but by state governors, etc. i would like to hear your thoughts philosophically and on what you would do as governor to stop that centralization. gov. noem: to see the federal government consistently overstep its powers and put into place actions that it has no authority to do -- we have seen executive orders used by both political parties over the years. many times, it has been effective for short-term, but we need to remember when that leader is gone, those executive orders

as i mentioned, we'll be talking to south dakota governor kristi noem, it is a great honor to welcome governor noem to hoover. and as part of this discussion, before i begin with the formal introduction, i just want to have our audience realize that we will be taking audience questions, we encourage you to submit yours on the q&a button located at the bottom of the screen. with that, i will get started. again, it is an honor to be here, talking with one of our nation's leading governors, governor kristi noem of south dakota. governor noem wears many hats, not just a rancher's hat. but she is a wife, a mother, a life-long rancher, farmer and small business owner. she started her federal government career in 2010 after serving in the south dakota state legislature for several years. as she was elected to serve as south dakota's lone member of the u.s. house of representatives. during her time in congress, and in addition to many other successes, governor noem helped pass the tax cuts and job act which put at the time $2400 back into the pockets of the average south dakota family. her co

i speak of north dakota governor kristi noem who said we're going to have the most strict laws in thery. is this about anti-abortion rights or politics? >> this is about politics. this is about 2024. you see these governors who all have an eye towards running for president, and this is going to get them actually into a very precarious situation i believe, yasmin. a lot of republicans are not happy with the texas law. it used to be republicans would be able to say, i'm against abortion but i believe the health of the mother, incest, rape, and that roe v. wade is the law of the land. so they kind of got a little bit of cover because that was the law and they knew they couldn't overturn it. now with this type of legislation, this is draconian. this is drastic. not only is the whole concept of putting bounties out on drivers or family members that assist women to get an abortion crazy, they only -- they do not allow for an exemption for rape or insist. if a 13-year-old girl is raped by her father, uncle or grandfather, she is forced to have that child in texas. i believe the way, you know

the legal challenges, greg abbott, we've got kristi noem on in the minutes. everybody, i don't even know where to begin and you are the lawyer. you tell me. how many challenges do you see? >> you're going to have thousands of challenges. bidens combination of orders he is issuing now is guaranteed to trigger a landslide of litigation that is going to clog courts everywhere across america and the reason is that under our constitutional system, statesca are in charge of public health concerns, not the federal government. the federal government has never ordered compulsory vaccination. but states haveve and it's been upheld not once, but twice by the united states supreme court. first in 1905 by massachusetts and again, 1922 in texas. both cases involving smallpox vaccination. they say, you have that right. police powers to protect the health and safety of the public. the federal government doesn't, so you're going to have, as you pointed out, you going to have states suing, legislatures suing, governors suing, individuals across america suing. you're going to have businesse

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well, joining us out the jobs are too much co host, christy i and octavio marines, the ceo of open miss, i'll see kristie, let's start with you here. so this crisis feels like it has been.

. >> years to come, which i thought was pretty cool in eldorado county, kristi gross. >> cal fire says that the river fired placer and nevada county was caused by a person at the bear river campground. the flames sparked on august 4th and burned more than 2600 acres and destroyed 142 structures across both counties. the fire was fully contained on august 13th. now president biden will be in sacramento on monday to survey some wildfire damage will get to see it firsthand. and catherine heenan is joining us here now live in cap. and you got a chance to talk with the white house national climate adviser today. what is she telling you about the importance of president biden's visit next week i talked to gina mccarthy. she is the president's climate advisor. she is insisting this will be more than a photo op for the president. for example. she says that biden is very intent on investing. >> in projects in actions to address climate change will hear biden talking a lot about that. but it includes forest management considered a huge factor in wildfire problems. then president trump used to ar

. >> years to come, which i thought was pretty cool in eldorado county, kristi gross, fox 40 news. >> it's a 21 and you might notice that we are wearing purple today and that's because that is the collar to remember world suicide prevention day and just point out what a problem suicide isn't that we can all be part of the answer and help. if you look at the statistics of the world health organization prison says more than 700,000 people die by suicide. >> and that means every 40 seconds someone around the world is taking their own life. if you know someone or if you're thinking about suicide. call this number. it's 24 7. there's someone on the other line wants to help you. 800, 2, 7, 3, talk is the number to call and there's also a crisis text line. you just text home, 2, 7, 4, 1, 7, 4, 1, we'll be right back. >> for local election headquarters and president biden is coming to california on monday to campaign for governor newsome. yes, they are going to be urging voters to vote no on the recall election. there was a protest outside of the governor's. >> of the governor outside the sta

you can see the people looking at the texas example and the tweet from kristi noem saying that to leave that texas law in place, in child advocate in my office to review the texas law and south dakota laws to say that we have the strongest pro life laws on the books south dakota and similar ones coming out of florida and other states could start to do this and we could end up having a de facto overcoming of roe v. wade? >> yes, that is the danger of yesterday's decision greenlighting every state to do what texas did and it is not specific to texas. and ali, the most important thing to leave the viewers with is this, and there a lot of heartache tonight, and my view is one way or another, this decision yesterday will not stand. you know, the history teaches us that the supreme court can't be out of step with the public opinion for too long, and it never works and so the supreme court always conforms to it, and so whether it is a change in the composition of the court or the number of justices or a change in the decisions and the votes that they make or a federal legislation like what we have been talking about whi

as i mentioned, we'll be talking to south dakota governor kristi noem, it is a great honor to welcome governor noem to hoover. and as part of this discussion, before i begin with the formal introduction, i just want to have our audience realize that we will be taking audience questions, we encourage you to submit yours on the q&a button located at the bottom of the screen. with that, i will get started. again, it is an honor to be here, talking with one of our nation's leading governors, governor kristi noem of south dakota. governor noem wears many hats, not just a rancher's hat. but she is a wife, a mother, a life-long rancher, farmer and small business owner. she started her federal government career in 2010 after se

. >> years to come, which i thought was pretty cool in eldorado county, kristi gross, fox 40 news. >> it's 6.20 right now. and you might notice that we're wearing purple today and that is to acknowledge world suicide prevention day. according to the world health organization every year, more than 700,000 people die by suicide which means. >> every 40 seconds someone is taking their own life. but there's help there's a number to call if you're thinking about suicide, if you know somebody who is thinking about it, call the number on your screen. 800, 2, 7, 3, talk. there's also a way to text. you just text the number 7, 4, 1, 7, 4, 1, there are some 4, 1, 7, 4, 1, >> and you can get help from somebody who need to give help to somebody needs it suicide rates have been actually going up just in the past few years up like 35%. it is a health problem to mental health problem. and it's and it's something that we can all help to contribute to the solution. >> 6.21 the time will be right back. california, did you know our homes share power? but when we try to stay cool in a heat wave our suppl

agree with this decision, i believe we need to be concerned -- young ladies time has expired i now recognize kristi of pennsylvania for five minutes. >> thank you. i know most americans are still supportive of the withdrawal from afghanistan and i know the airlift was a remarkable historic in its scalp i do think the process was not without missteps we have opportunities and hopefully have the ability to work more positively in the future. it's important to say it's appropriate with the responsibility of oversight to ask questions, i do this in the spirit of my responsibility not and whether a d or an arc is in the white house. there has been ample opportunity to spread blame all around in both have personally served themselves i can personally understand pain and anxiety many of us feel during this discussion. pain and anxiety knows no party. in july u.s.li military left the airfield in august 15 the state department made the decision to close it evacuate the airport. what drove the decision in a few weeks later to close him busy? reflected largely the dod's decision but it was certainly your deci

atlas: if you're just joining us, by the way, i am hoover -- hoover senior fellow got atlas. we are talking with kristi noem, the governor of south dakota. we will take questions shortly please submit your questions at the q&a button at the bottom of your screen. let's move into some of these sort of bigger issues that i mentioned and i think we realized. the pandemic exposed a lot of things about the country in the way the governance is undertaken here. some of which was quite surprising to me and i'm sure to others. what are your thoughts on the movement toward centralization from what was supposed to be a federalist system toward a federal government and specifically, we see a lot more executive orders by the state governors, etc. i would like to hear your thoughts on philosophically what you would do as governor to stop that. gov. noem: it is alarming to me to see the federal government consistently overstep its powers and put into place actions it has no authority to do. we certainly have seen executive orders be used by both political parties over the years. many times it has been effective for s

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i have to say are completely understandable. we appreciate you. >> yeah, thank you very much. >>> south dakota governor kristi noem facing questionsr she pressured a state official to get her daughter's real estate license. >>> plus, don't try this at home. don't try this anywhere. this guy did, though. we're going to show you what happened. tonight, i'll be eating a buffalo chicken panini with extra hot sauce. tonight, i'll be eating salmon sushi with a japanese jiggly cheesecake. (doorbell rings) jolly good. fire. (horse neighing) elton: nas? yeah? spare a pound? what? you know, bones, shillings, lolly? lolly? bangers and mash? i'm... i'm sorry? i don't have any money. you don't look broke. elton: my rocket is skint! >>> "new day" weather, brought to you by servepro, helping make fire and water damage seem like it never even happened. >>> today is the last day of september, but hurricane season is really not showing any signs of slowing down. so let's check in now with chad myers. what's going on here? >> well, in may we started out with ana, and yesterday we picked up victor. victor. out in the atlantic, not going to hit anythi

i think there will be a tight wire act. you're right. if you're ron desantis or kristi noem, how do you talk about this where you are not turning off trump voters, and there's a sizable portion that might want to move on from trump. how you talk about it is crucial. to say nothing of the fact that you're always going to have that sort of damocles, a trump tweet or statement hanging over your head, that's something you have to consider as you're running. >> amy, last question for you which is what lesson are you taking from california for anything to look ahead nationally, if taking any lesson? >> the blue state, et cetera, that the spending is totally one sided on the democratic side. i think turnout is critical to see. how much better did republicans do in terms of getting their voters out, the energizing factors we talked about in a state where they're outnumbered two to one. it is interesting to watch how the issue of covid is turned on its head. covid and the french laundry dinner that helped propel this issue onto the ballot of the recall and newsom forces turned i

>> it's a really good question, and i think that the answer is that there appears to be actually sufficient insulation for people like kristi noem in south dakota, the governor there. they had tons of people die relative to the state's population and has not paid any apparent political price. so if the base continues to be loud and active and support these people who make these calls, then apparently yes. >> yeah. susan, tomorrow marks 20 years since 9/11. what are you feeling about where we're heading two decades after this horrific date that changed this country forever? >> you know, don, it does feel like an inflection point. the symmetry, if you will, a coming full circle from the taliban being back in control of kabul two decades later. it's something that, you know, it's a moment where it feels like we're understanding that this is a different global time, that this is a moment where american hubris and overreach have perhaps, at least for now, killed off our sense of, you know, american exceptionalism. this idea that we were different and unique, that we operated in a way somehow outside of the laws of history. i fee

i want to take you up to the northern plains. in play you something from south dakota governor kristi noem. a big time trump or. who with this comment stays on brand. we'll discuss on the other side. >> i'll fight to protect my people. and to defend their freedoms. in fact it was shocked to me that the president actually said in his speech today that this wasn't about freedom and personal choice at all. which i think is indicative of what's really in his heart and his agenda, that he has for this country. listen, this is not a power that is delegated to the federal government. this is a power for states to decide. >> so, cynthia, is she writes or near rights on the law in your view? >> no she's not rated all. think it's interesting that she so caring about people's personal rights. but has nothing to say about the unconstitutional trampling of rights for the women of texas. but she's not right, there's decades of laws supporting this decision by biden. they can follow all the lawsuits they want, ultimately in the supreme court, the biden administration will win on this one. >> so, cynthia, do you when you make

texas example, we have a tweet from south dakota governor kristi noem, following the supreme court's decision to leave the pro-life texas law in place, i have directed the unborn child advocate in my office to immediately review the new texas law and current laws to make sure we have the strongest pro-life laws in south dakota. there were some more comments coming out of florida's governor, ron desantis. tell me the effect of this. get a bunch of states just start doing this and we could end up having a de facto overcoming of roe v. wade in this country? >> yes, that's the danger of yesterday supreme court decision. it greenlight any state doing the same thing as texas. it's not specifically texas or something like that. but ali, i think the most important thing to leave our viewers with is this, i know there is a lot of heartache tonight. my view is, one way or another, this decision will not stand. ishistory teaches us that the supreme court can't be out of step with public opinion for too long. it never works. the supreme court always conforms to it. and so whether we are talking about a change in the composition of the court, the n

kristi or jeffrey. the argument from the crypto community is that the government is trying to regulated industry that was never meant to be regulated, but i want to play devil's advocate here for just a 2nd because we covered the story earlier this week about wal mart in light coin essentially somebody issued a fake press release saying, wal mart was going to accept light coin cause of the token to essentially rave, 25 percent in a single day before anybody realize, oh wait, this is a fake. everybody cleared it up and then of course in stabilize. but in the end, who would investigate that? now, when there is no regulatory environment, still it needs to be investigated. kind of stock market, rumors are, you know, they, they, they're ubiquitous. they gone all the time. i mean, like, who cares? some fake press release. it's all just fun. i mean that's part of the, the thing that the government misses about the crypto spaces that has been a blast for investors for 10 years. i mean, people jump into this coin that claim and take a risk. they lose their passwords, they lose their money. as christie, ne, wisely pointed out, this is sort of part

as i mentioned, there are other states already talking about they're going to copy this texas law. you hoard what kristiid. what's your new reporting on how democrats are going to fight back against this? >> well, it's interesting. talking to pro-life conservatives about this, they say, look, this is something that's going to really rally that base, but then talking to liberals and democrats, they say, look, these -- texas has essentially opened a pandora's box and that now liberal voters will very much be galvanized to come out at the polls in the 2022 midterms as well as 2021. remember, there's an off-year election in virginia, a gubernatorial race. you also have all 100 seats in the house and delegates up for grabs. see already that abortion is a major form of contention in that race. terry mcauliffe even before this entire texas decision came out was running ads, hitting his opponent glenn youngkin over abortion. you see this down the ballot, and i think you're going to see especially the democratic side really try to get them to turn out their voters and rally them to the ballot box. >> voting and

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i think for his age, his supporters is keeping team trump together. you don't want republican supporters potentially looking at de santis for 2024, kristi noem, 2024, timcott, 2024, you want to keep them on team trump p. you keep people interested. he got wall to wall nonstop coverage when the sitting president of the united states. former presidents don't get the same amount of coverage. he wants to keep his base engaged so if and when he decides to run, they're with him. and if he decides he doesn't want to run, then he can play king maker on the republican side. howie: even yesterday 9/11 ceremonies he told a group of new york police officers that knows what he wants to do but he can't say because election laws but you'll be very happy, he said. he said i believe they're going to desert phi the -- de-certify the 2020 election. will there be media resentiment despite the hints and everything, turns out to be a head fake and he doesn't announce any time soon or is the press wanting this because they miss trump and the ratings. >> look at our competitors. they were thriving under president trump and now with president biden they are down in the dumps a