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jared stroud has the story. jared: it is the time for skiing and boarding?e in over a decade. >> it might be slushy. we are skiing july 4. that is pretty amazing to say. jared: and temperatures where the freedom festival is being held are expected to go into the 80's or beyond. fashion could be a thing. >> lots of times you will see people out in their bathing suits ripping around for shorts and a t-shirt is perfectly fine. jared: others will be taking to the water and not just lake tahoe but the rivers and sierra. >> this is one of the best river seasons we have seen the last 10 years. jared: there was chatter about whitewater rafting the enclosed. that is true but just for two rental companies close to the dam where water is not being released. but that is not true for three other companies lake tahoe whitewater tours. those companies are open downstream where there are four other water sources and open along other rivers. >> we are starting to book trips. there is always slots available. we run seven days a week. we have five rivers that we run. jared: bu

what a newscast. >> i like the name to captain jared b davis. >> jared b davis there. good video. >> thanks so much for joining us. we'll be back here in 30 minutes at 6:00. >> jared collapse of a section of roadway. flames.ker tr i-95 and philadelphia closed indefinitely. official site and what was transport tatian pete buttigieg say this will have significant impacts on the city and the region. morgan norwood from the scene. the new fallout from indictment of former president donald trump. over the handling of defense secrets. trump pushing back saying he will still run even if he is convicted. how that's playing with voters across the country. when a new abc news poll shows on how americans feel about the charges. as mammy prepares to trumps her cotrustee with florida with what to expect this week. new details about the american detained russia. longtime resident of moscow. his mother says he played rock bands and taught english. not russian media reporting he's accused of selling narcotics. appearing in a russian court claiming he doesn't know what is being charged

neri is with us >>> and later, first on cnbc, the newly confirmed council of economic advisers chair, jared bernstein. he was just confirmed last night. he will speak with him live from the white house this hour. >> meantime, markets will be suppressed on the dow because of this commentary from unh about the medical cost ratio overall, s&p continues to chug along, about 20 points now from 4,400. one thing i think sarah, we've been talking about, broader leadership, the transports making a move here, up 1.5%. it's going to take you back to say, late march or maybe mid-march, something that you would not ordinarily see if you were counting on a recession >> the cyclicals versus defensive chart has been totally flipped during the month of may, where cyclicals tied to the strength of the economy are outperforming, but we've got to talk about unh today, because it's by itself shaving about 200 points off the dow it's a huge weight right now it's why the dow is negative and everything else is positive on these comments at this goldman sachs conference from united health's ceo for medicare and ret

what a newscast. >> i like the name to captain jared b davis. >> jared b davis there.d video. >> thanks so much for joining us. we'll be back here in 30 minutes at 6:00. >> jared collapse of a section of roadway. the ticker

i'm jared radian building. thank you so much for the i sorry, 7 or 6 times to increase the current g. more people than ever on the move worldwide in such a better price than mine. and one great timing question is very hard to say very difficult to find out about time on student info migrant.

joining us, jared bernstein. jared, always good to see you.earing. that article over the weekend, is jeffrey katzenberg doing a lot of the true advising here? did you read that? >> the architect of bidenomics is biden what we're talking about is something this president has brought to his economic analysis ever since he was in congress and when he was vice president when i was his chief economist building the economy from the bottom up and the middle out, not the top down, built on they key pillars, investing more right here in america, making smart public investments that's a massive reversal from decades of disinvestment and americans getting a fair part of the pie and fighting back on industry, lower costs and to help entrepreneurs make the small business gains that we've seen 10 million small business applications in the past two years, that's a record >> take us inside the room i imagine you've seen the polls. you've seen the former president, president trump's numbers go up, not down. this after being indicted. how do you explain that an

joining me now is jared woodard investment and etf strategist at bank of america securities jared, it'sou here you've got your finger on the flows. and you're also a little cautious on stocks here. >> that's right. i'm glad to be with you because this is one of those years in which active asset allocation i think is more important than ever investors are really bullish on big parts of the market, but our contention is that this is a year of slowing economic growth, of gradually weakening economy, and that means we expect some parts of the bond market, especially the credit-sensitive sectors to outperform equities we think there are some great ways you can invest without taking on excess risk, without buying things that are already, you know, too expensive and if you do that you can achieve better returns than investors have had for a long time because in a world of structurally higher inflation and interest rates the old asset allocation playbooks don't work you saw this last year stocks down but long-term treasury bonds were down too down 30% a conventional 60-40 portfolio served inves

mastery teachers in the country ending dates of speculation, asked through his whereabouts the i'm jared raid, welcome to the program way, beginning the shar in ukraine. my president flooded me. zalinski has condemned a russian me style attack that killed at least 4 people in india and thousands more . it happened in a popular shopping area in the eastern city of crumbling towards getting the don't yeske region. and he's not late video dress zalinski insisted that russia deserves to face and to try funeral for its attacks. the best thing pizza restaurant in downtown clements or reduced to a smouldering mess of twisted metal and broken glass. the massage struck committee evening at the popular shopping plaza, making civilian casualties far more likely. emergency work is raced in and out to the restaurants shattered remains, planning to be looking for survivors. while others offered comfort to those in distress. among those killed was a 17 year old go and 8 months old baby was also reportedly injured in the attack. what does the 3 of you that's what i see destruction every way i see see po

the jared raid, welcome to the program, beginning the show in ukraine by president, florida. mr. lansky has condemned a russian miss all attack that killed at least 4 people and injured thousands more . this happened in a popular shopping area in the eastern city of chroma tools, getting the don't yet sc region. and his nightly video address to lensky insisted that russia deserves the face and the tribe you know, for its attacks. the best thing pizza restaurant in downtown clement task reduced to a smouldering mess of twisted metal and broken glass. the massage dropped committee evening. it's a popular shopping plaza. making civilian casualties far more likely. emergency work is raced in and out to the restaurants shattered remains. planning to be looking for survivors, while others offered comfort to those in distress. among those killed was a 17 year old go and 8 months old baby was also reportedly injured in the attack. what does the 3 of you? that's what i see destruction everywhere. i see, see power. this is the 21st century. i can't even describe it 1st. my son was kill

jared bernstein. there he is. real life.esidents council of economic advisers. i knew you when, jared. now you are a big important guy. >> we go way back. it is always a pleasure to talk to you and just really enjoy your introduction. you just took us through about one third of biden onyx in about 45 seconds. so thank you for that. >> well let's talk about where we are in this moment. we've got inflation at least in this part of the world coming down a little bit. it's still persistently high in some places, including in europe. there does seem to be technical recession in some parts of europe. we've got remarkably low unemployment. we've got wages continuing to increase. where are we right now in this economy? >> i think what you just described is an important place to start which is this virtuous cycle of a tight labor market generating employment, employment generating wage growth, and that helping to spur, to fuel consumer spending. i noticed you mentioned retail sales from this week. that came in well ahead of expectati

i'm jared raid. welcome to the program, will start to show it with new regulations about the armed on pricing by the wagner group in russia. the most good times is reporting that the deputy chief of staff over rushes forces has been arrested. the paper that says general guys are a beacon is being held on suspicion of involvement and you have any progressions for 1000000000. the new york times has also reported that survey can had advance knowledge of the plans by precaution. the kremlin denies the allegations and maintains that military commanders all united behind president vladimir persian, as so exactly how credible are these russian media reports? sensor a v can is onto a risk. that's something we austin. couple use russia. analysts. constantine a good. well, i think because it's been more or less know confirmed by the respectable media, although initial signals came from different sorts of telegram channels. also raw suspicions that mr. sort of because deputy is also arrested and if it does inde

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some one that a weekend, just letting me person is more dangerous. dana, strongly in most of the i'm jared raid. welcome to the shine. they'd be more clashes and riots in front. so i have a nice cause of being the field, buildings vandalized and hundreds arrested in cities across the country and go over the police. reading of a teenager this week has field days of unrest. the victim was shot dead during a traffic stop on tuesday. the officer who finds the shot is being charged with voluntary homicide from says a lead police units roll in but the violence continues most demonstrates has confront riot police. out flooring of angry notes had the powers sub where a teenager was shot dead by police during a traffic stop. the police respond with tear gas news. the paris communities woke up to bounce out schools and damaged government buildings. off the previous nights of clashes acts that frown says president emmanuel, my crohn cold, absolutely unjustifiable during a government meeting on wednesday. but he refused to bow to demands by right wing politicians to impose the states of emergency. tho

i'm jared raid. welcome to the program. we stopped the shop with new revelations about the um, the uprising by the wagner group in russia. the most good times is reporting that the deputy chief of staff of rushes forces has been arrested. the paper is general to guide you through a v can is being held on suspicion of involvement and you have denny progressions rebellion the new york times is also reported that survey can had advance knowledge of progressions plans. the kremlin denies the allegations and the main times that military commanders, all united behind president flooded me person. so just how credible are these russian media reports that survey you can use under a risk? that's a question we asked the dump of use russia analyst constantine a good? well, i think because it's been more or less know confirmed by the respectable media. although initial signals came from different sorts of telegram channels. of ross suspicions that mr. sort of because deputy is also arrested and if it does indeed, so we'll know it's quit

there is a jared, reagan, berlin, thank you so much for watching. have a great day imagine how many portions of love us turn out in the world, climate change. the story faces much less the way from just one week. how much was going to really get we still have time to act. i'm going to like this.

there's the saudi deal where jared kushner is concerned that does raise questions.man answer, really. i think a lot of people look at jared and ivanka say i guess he has written them off. but i thought it was very interesting human answer. the one thing i would say about, you know, 2024 is that the messages are very similar to what he ran on both times in the past. and the message about sort of uplifting the country. what is your big picture image in terms of how you can take us to a better place that's more positive and more unifying? how does he pull those voters in a way that could unite them. >> bret: yhe doesn't have to tak about any of this. he talks about that more on expanding last answer. >> thank you. >> brit as always, thank you. tomorrow on "special report" part 2 of my conversation with the former president. and that is it. remember, if you can't catch us live, set your dvr 6:00 p.m. eastern, 3:00 p.m. on the west coast. thanks for watching, always. that's it for "special report," fair balanced and still unafraid. here's jesse. >> jesse: thanks, bret. n

jared leave i have back with us. levy back with us.a lot of potential head winds but the marks say no, bye bye bye. >> yeah, absolute i. it's all sentiment driven and the fact we got through the debt ceiling crisis without mayor markets in the crisis and it's not surprising and digging into the financial responsibility act, the concessions from a spending, government spending standpoint just weren't there. i think that that's absolutely driving market sentiment that we're not going to cut off as much growth as we originally expected, not just next year and basically for the next six years looking at all encompassing within this act. neil: combine that robin lou bust sentiment with lul lurks mon showing -- lulumon showing 24% sales growth and talking about sales year looking robin lou bust and raising guidance -- rorobust and raising guidance ad that's a remind their with all the creep hanging about the economy, might prove true down the road but not right now. what do you think? >> yeah, i mean, what's fascinating of the lulu story and

joining us are center for american progress' jared bass and american enterprise institute's michael brickman thanks for giving us your time. a snapshot of yesterday's decision. it tell us what you think of the decision and what it does. guest: essentially they were looking at the policies at two institutions but it was not just about the university of north carolina or harvard but looking at the idea of affirmative action more broadly and they found the policies in place violated the constitution's equal protection clause and because there are a limited number of spots in each incoming class at this institution and many others, although what they were trying to do was well intentioned, you are essentially allotting spots to certain racial groups. a lot of evidence came out and the court ruled that it is discriminatory either way you slice it, especially against asian american students and they ruled those policies unconstitutional. host: same question to you. guest: the supreme court decision that came down yesterday upended more than 40 years of jurisprudence surrounding this issue and esta

>> now, you know, there's no evidence that these two jared and ivanka or jared kushner specifically hadhe could have. it's in a bathroom, in a balroom, spilling on the floor. we have no idea who had access to it, no idea why jared kushner got all that money from the saudis. i played that because the think that must keep you awake more than me is what happened to the actual documents, who saw them. i read over the weekend, this "new york times" terrifying piece, captured killed or compromised. cia admits to losing dozens of informants. the message in an unusual top secret cable said the cia's counterintelligence mission center has looked at dozens of cases in the last several years involving foreign informants who have been killed, arrested or most likely compromised. again, not saying anything to do with trump, but when i hear that story and read this indictment, i worry. do you? >> i do. i need to be careful not to confirm or deny any particular reporting but it's absolutely concerning as a national security professional. who had access to that information? we know two chinese national

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i'm just wondering, where was all this -- i mean, jared and ivanka kushner did not become drifters when they left the white house, they were pulling these scams when they were in the white house. his family -- it amazes me that a candidate like chris christie who is supposed to be the tough guy from jersey, and we already know what he does with bridges and things like that, but the reasoning is he is supposed to be a truth teller who wanted a blue state, was so quiet about these issues. this is not somebody reimagining john mccain, here this is not somebody who had a backbone of integrity to attack his party when he was in the white house, so i don't know how heating people to believe he is going to be two -- now when he didn't do it when it mattered. so the attack correct i would like to check the tape of says about hunter biden issue about jordan ivanka, you certainly have a problem with him now but you didn't, then i just don't think he has much credibility on this. >> of course, important to remember, in terms of hunter biden he is not currently employed or was ever employed by our

there is a governor, colorado, named jared polis. jared polis has the best record on covid response i doing. i mean, listen, jared wants to get rid of the income taxes, property taxes dramatically. the track up, medical transparent state in the nation. i mean, it's not just republicans. it's your public. it's growth. and we need to get growth in the democratic, in the republican party and across the board. please. it's we be the stewards of the economy and guardians, perhaps prosperity, period. i was going to take one more from the audience and then we'll start wrapping up. hello, andrew hilburn actually worked for liz truss and i agree her lowering taxes but at the same time she increased spending, agreed to pay for everyone's winter heating bills and want to borrow public money to pay for them. i think that is actually a disaster. we believe in lower taxes. the did react to her autumn budget, put it forward by kwasi kwarteng and it was a disaster. well any way you guys were here we hope that you go out and tell to buy the book okay

that trump himself may give up jared if he felt that it would help somehow with his situation?nald would give anybody in order to protect himself. there is no doubt about that one. he is in his mind the single most important person in the whole wild world. >> now these documents, people need to understand they really contain sensitive national security secrets regarding the defense and -- in the indictment, prosecutors laid out an instance where trump shared the classified intelligence of unauthorized individuals in july of 2021 during a sit down with an publisher were not coming back on his presidency. why do you think trump was holding on to all of these materials knowing the risks were involved? you talk about sensitive intelligence here. >> there is no doubt in my mind here that he believes that this can provide him with some kind of benefit. i have even said it on your show nicole wallace show, our's show, i believe he considered it to be almost like a get out of jail free card. that you really want to play with me? i have copies of all of this. and if you indict me and if

jared, thank you for joining us. so i want to start with this.p today released their economic confidence index, and it shows that americans are actually feeling slightly better. that number is ticking up there at the end. but, at the same time, they do remain overall pessimistic. and new ap poll shows 64% of americans disapprove of president biden's handling of this economy. i wonder, is bidenomics a re-brand that is trying to change these overall economic approval ratings? >> not so much that as a description of an economic theory on one hand, and very much a theory that's in practice on the other hand. that is bidenomics is already in our economy, generating some of those positive indicators that you mentioned in your introduction. look. we're talking about building at this economy, growing this economy from the middle out and the bottom up. and, doing so on three pillars, abby. finally reversing a decades of disinvestment in this country, that was a symptom of trickle down economics. this idea that if you just cut taxes for the wealthy, someho

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he came out of the gate swinging at donald trump, at jared kushner, at jared kushner's wife, ivanka kushnern event in new hampshire, christie took aim at the front-runner in a way that nobody has done yet. it's a real turn, evolution, if you will, of a man who advised president trump during his presidency. and who was among the first, i think he was the first establishment president to endorse donald trump in the 2016 republican primary. now, make no mistake, he faces a very steep climb, an already crowded primary and christie is not on top of the field in current polling but he made it clear he's going to do everything he can to burn trump's political house down to the ground. watch. >> a lonely, self-consumed, self-serving mirror hog. is not a leader. the person i am talking about who is obsessed with the mirror, who never admits a mistake, who never admits a fault, who always finds someone else and something else to blame for whatever goes wrong but finds every reason to take credit for anything that goes right is donald trump. >> joining our coverage, editor-at-large of bulwark, msnbc c

we didn't need jared kushner.lationships and he cashed in on the relationships when he left office. what donald trump is doing is the continuation of what he has allowed his entire family to do. he's the cheapest person i've ever met in my life. that's why. what he's very good at is spending other people's money. if you look at his history in new jersey -- >> you think he's misleading his voters, his supporters? >> i think those supporters writing checks to trump for president, they think they're paying for campaign expenses, not for personal legal expenses. what happened to him, let's say, with the documents case, had nothing to do with the campaign at all. it's a personal fault of his, mistakes he made that he's now being held to account for. the statement thing with the stormy daniels case in new york. i think it was a ridiculous indictment to bring, but it's based on his alleged conduct of paying off stormy daniels to keep her quiet during an election. these are things the public should not be paying for, cert

because you know jared kushner squished in the last time he.ne. >> yeah, chris christie raising us have a cabinet position. wherever seen that before? joy reid, and my friend. thank you for being for here, thank the rest of, you also tireless, also brilliant. msnbc special coverage continues right after the. break stay with us. there is a better way to manage diabetes. the dexcom g7 continuous glucose monitoring system eliminates painful finger sticks, helps lower a1c, and it's covered by medicare. before using the dexcom g7, i was really frustrated. all of that finger pricking and all that pain, my a1c was still stuck. before dexcom g7, i couldn't enjoy a single meal. i was always trying to outguess my glucose, and it was awful. before dexcom g7, my diabetes was out of control because i was tired, not having the energy to do the things that i wanted to do. (female announcer) dexcom g7 is a small, easy-to-use wearable that sends your glucose numbers to your phone or dexcom receiver without painful finger sticks. the arrow shows the direction yo

jared kushner hates him. -- chris christie gets fired, basically, at the hands of jared kushner. christie, for all of his supplication to donald trump, he did not become attorney general. he did not become vice president. he got pushed out of a position that he had. and then he was still there several years later, during that debate prep in the 2020 election for the former president. i watched the town hall today. the criticisms that he's making of donald trump, whether or not they are sincere, are largely correct. and i think it will be an interesting factor in this campaign to have him on the debate stage is into have -- i expect him to be, essentially, a constant presence on cable news. because cable loves people to talk about trump, especially in -- >> and also people who are quickly and say funny things and sound bites -- >> yeah. he's great television. i think, even if he loses this campaign, it might be something that chris christie will be remembered for politically, in addition to bridge gate, and enabling donald trump, will be, maybe he plays a role -- you know, i think

and later on in the hour, newly confirmed chair of president biden's council of economic advisers, jared bernstein, you remember him. he joins me from the white house. we're going to ask him about constant prediction that is a recession is coming. is one? we are back in 60 seconds. is one we are back in 60 seconds. the first unlimited plan where she chooses exactly what she wants, and only pays for what she needs. she picks her perks, and saves on every one. all with an incredible new iphone. act now and get iphone 14 pro max on us when you switch. it's your verizon. starting a new chapter can be the most thrilling thing in the world. there's an abundance of reasons to get started. how far we take an idea is a question of willpower. because progress... is a matter of character. (vo) sadie switched to verizon. now she has myplan. the first unlimited plan where she chooses exactly what she wants, and only pays for what she needs. she picks her perks, and saves on every one. all with an incredible new iphone. act now and get iphone 14 pro max on us when you switch. it's your verizon. >>> jo

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>> i want to say i'm proud of our time in the white house, i have great respect for jared and ivanka, i wouldn't use terms like that to describe them, they made extraordinary contributions. i think personal attacks have no place in public life. i said yesterday democracy depends on heavy doses of civility. i will draw a clear line where i differ with others in the field and where i differ with joe biden, i think the american people want to see us restore civility to public life, something we've aspired to as a family throat our career and we will carry ourselves forward. >> brian: you don't think trump should be indicted on this document case, i saw you said yesterday? >> look, no one is above the law, i hope not. i mean, we're all still reeling from the execution of a search warrant a year ago at the home of a former president. i was on the judiciary committee, i said, there had to be dozens of ways that could have been resolved without a search warrant at the president's residence. i want to say, i hope the doj thinks careful about the prospect of it is indictment of former presiden

jared glickstein is a recovering addict.nd jared, it' ts your take.frou i want to get from your perspective, how does this help? hey, harris, thanks for having me on . frankly, i find this despicabl e to have vending machines with crack pipes and probably working class neighborhoodclassm kids to walk by on their way to school, normal people on their wayo to work, walkingtf by crack pipes. and as a person thatcrac smoked a lot of crack, i can telldon't you that a crackhead can finthdo a crack pipe very easily.ge i don't think the state needspr to get involved and make that process any easier. so this is not going to dong t anything. in fact, it's goingize crac to normalize crack addiction, which is not good. i think a better solution. we put numbers of state funded detox centers and treatment centers in these vending reatmentn thesmachines. o ge i know that there is a way for people to get off of these substances. and i don't know, in, i mean, ie your in your position, you'd be better able to answer this question. ifs you mak

jared hill joins us live from new york with the latest on this and jared, what do we know about whatrter: there were at least 16 mass shootings over the weekend. a lot of these happening at celebrations. father's day activities, juneteenth celebrations and among the victims, kids and teenagers. a father's day celebration turned deadly on the south side yesterday. at least two people were killed and three others were injured after witnesses say someone drove by a park and started shooting. that came after another deadly mass shooting in willowbrook , illinois. that one during the juneteenth celebration. >> the motive is still unclear. >> reporter: five people were injured at another juneteenth celebration . while in washington state, police say a gunman randomly fired into a crowd at a musical festival killing two and injuring three others. >> my heart was racing. >> reporter: the city of st. louis is reeling after one was killed and nine were injured at a party on saturday night. >> the violence these children experienced last night is intolerable and unacceptable! >> reporter: last

junior high school rummage >> making fun about this and bring up jared sandusky. >> oh. >> don't you knight nightmare? the college nightmare that you didn't get your diploma. i have that dream now.drea it's very creepy and i know thay because i'm in my early 40s.ll >> you remember where you went. that's any disclaimer. there was a rabid moose. this is the first case of a rabid moose seen drooling being very aggressive.d mo know how hard it is not to make a view joke?no very aggressive. >> it's going in my head rightge now. gre >> i'm not going to do it. r like when someone says don't think of a pinker elephant, yout think about the view.in basicallg.y the first case. so fauci is recommending that e all mooses wear masks. that they maintain a 6-footin distance or one antler length but kind of a happy ending and they killed the moose and faucii is stillng recommending a moose wear a mask. >> it's rabid and thanksgiving the episode of andy griffith.so >> oldme yeller. >> i don't remember seeing that. >> i want to win this so bad and i can sleep alone in my van. >> all right, kat, give u

the drill seemed to badging and the into like the see think whole speak to a novelist in manila, the jared raid. welcome to d. w, and use asia. the you with the philippines and japan have begun joint naval drills for the 1st time in the strategically important south china sea. they're being held in waters off the baton province of the philippines and will last a week. they include maritime law enforcement training, and search and rescue missions. the nation's a boosting how they can walk right through to growing chinese as soon as they've knows by doing it claims launch maritime regions that overlap the exclusive economic science of all the nations, including the philippines is the us perspective on the drills. the more countries we have that are committed to the same ideals of a free and open indo pacific. the ability to enforce your own nation laws and your own nations. what waters your own sovereignty, the stronger we can be as a team, the stronger those ideals are. and for it's pot, china send this message ahead of the drills. where you mean as the military relations between the us and

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within weeks i sign the jared raid. welcome to the show. i us how house magazine, little man, cause i'm sorry, in the house of representatives, fit to vide shortly on a bill to the financial chaos in the nation devoted to raise what's known as the debt ceiling is being supported by both democrat and republican leaders. bach rebels in both parties side, i plan to vote against the bill. if it fails to pass both houses of congress, the us government crude round not run out of money in a few days time back. mister or let's get more now from dw use stefan simon's in washington as defined. we're expecting that the vote very shortly. what's the feeling on how it's going to guy? yeah, momentarily actually. um so it's, we're probably just bowens away from a vote. the feeling is oh it's good. well the feeling is it will actually pass as expected now to pass. but um, there are a few trouble makers on both sides. on the republican site, it's the so called freedom congress. those are people were on the right wing of the republican party and they wanted

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, prosecuting jared kushner's father and in return jared kushner blocking chris christie from being vice did you see chris christie was literally talking to those people like they were in a jury box. do you think that is because he is such a wise investor? i mean, good lord. >> so do we ignore the last eight years, is that what you're saying? >> no, i'm just saying all the world is a stage, right? and chris christie, the role that he is stepping into is prosecutor against donald trump. nobody else is talking about trump. they are all trying to go around trump, they are all trying to be polite. chris christie is -- make no mistake of it, people go, well, why did you -- i don't care what he said. yes, it is bad. okay. we're not talking about whether he will win or lose. i'm talking about for purposes of this discussion, doesn't it looks like chris christie is setting himself up to be the prosecutor against donald trump. and he is going straight at him. >> compare that to mike pence's 2 1/2 minute video this morning in which he didn't mention donald trump once and he was literally his vice

maria: i just said jared kushner i don't believe that jared kushner accepted any money personally while his father was in office, so i want to make sure we are clear here, what we have are bank records, that show the biden family had a web of 20 llcs which had received money from foreign nationals money was distributed to biden family, your thoughts on whether or not this is criminal shand be investigated. marianne: i am not prosecutor the special prosecutor here that is a gentlemen robert herr when it comes to the criminal justice system playing itself out, justice with former president jack submitting decided to pr we will see how robert herr feels about concurrent president but hunter biden issue is separate. maria: but you are running for president in 2024 have federal agencies being attacked for being weaponized, do you believe a two thirds system of justice in this country two different application of the law? >> well, there is -- is indeed but not left versus right it is rich versus poor where two tiered system of justice so is dangerous -- >> racial element. >> martha stewart wa

so, jared, talk about what makes this so difficult.y doesn't have the resources to get that far in the water. >> that is one of the things, the fact that if this is in fact at the bottom of the ocean, in that part of the shown where the titanic went, there is not the technology readily available to pull this vessel up. another issue, this is the kind of thing that is sealed from the outside. even if they were to surface somewhere, they would need the capsule to be opened from the outside, from someone else. another thing here is the fact that, again, we are talking about the atlantic ocean. this is an area that is remote. not that easy for these crews to get to. so, there is a lot of searching that has to happen and it has to happen in a way that is safe for those search and rest ask you teams as well. back to you. >> jared, frightening. hopefully the light of day today helps in the rescue efforts. thanks. >>> gianna? >> time is 5:38. the summer travel season is ramping up. millions of americans are taking to the skies. we reveal touri