they're me, not even jeb bush. jeb does he probably doesn't even know this happens. okay, guy doesn't have a clue. this guy doesn't have a clue. but they spend the money so fast because the guys that are in charge, the people that buy the ad, the managers, all these guys are making a fortune. they had one case. it was in the los angeles times where a certain candidate. raised $6 million. very impressive right after the commission and after all of the money went by, out of the $6 million, how much was left? $140,000. $140,000. okay. $6 million. they raised. $140,000 was left this is a crooked business. fox is a crooked business. so here's the story. i'm self-funding my campaign. all right. self-funding. i'm putting my own money in. and i guess by the end of this month, i'm going to have like $25 million in this thing. i'll tell you what, i spent in new hampshire, $3 million. jeb bush spent $47 million. i ended up in first place with a landslide. jeb bush was toward the bottom of the pack. is is this the way we're supposed to be running our country right, right, right.

no news of rains during today, because the depression is stable, according to the stability of the jeb, currently, only in parts of the southern part of the caspian sea and parts of the northeastern part of the country , cloudy skies are reported right now, but in other parts we are witnessing a clear and sunny sky in the country, due to the stability of jeb, we expect that today the atmospheric indicators will increase in the cities of kersh, tehran , and the index will reach an unhealthy level for sensitive groups , but late tonight, a rain system will enter the country from the near north. it can gradually rain. we expect to see on friday these rains in the provinces of west azarbaijan, east azarbaijan, ardville, kurdistan, kermanshah, ilam, lorestan, khuzestan , charmahal, bakhtiari, may the mercy of zanjan, hamedan, central ghazvin, and the rains of the southern part of the caspian sea will also reach the provinces of gilan, the western parts of mazandaran province, on saturday this widespread system it gets wet and gets stronger due to the intensity of rains in the western parts

you were working for jeb bush, i was covering the bush campaign.ed on social media he would not endorse donald trump. he said he had, quote, not demonstrated temperament or strength of character. what are the conversations like, do you imagine behind the scenes whether it's nikki haley or other people of influence. obviously mitch mcconnell has put aside the attacks that trump made on him and his wife and decided that he was going to endorse -- >> the quintessential team player. >> i don't think it's the team player to endorse the person that does racist attacks on your life. i wouldn't endorse them. doesn't matter what team i'm on. that's one man's opinion. jeb bush is a man of integrity but he also wasn't trying to run for office again. let's just be honest, that is the calculation a lot of people are making. i think that jeb's happy to move back to miami, he's got a great wife, has a great family, and he had a good life, and he made a good run. i think nikki, the question is does nikki think that her future is in the republican party? an indepen

or dynasty, jeb bush in editorial last week criticized in the wall street journal how new york seemsntly unfair even criminal act to go after money where no one was harmed. more and more of this establishment republicans, not necessarily saying we support donald trump do not support illegal action taken against him. mitch mcconnell the latest to show that with personal animosity between them. as the republican nominee. the former chief of staff for george w. bush, very close with the entire bush family, the ceo of the bush foundation, big event, what would have been george hw's 100th birthday. >> pleasure to be with you. an important time for the republican party to recognize they got to come together, stop the hyperbolic conversation and dealing with things seriously. i am thrilled to be with you and we are celebrating the legacy of george hw bush who gave us a remarkable one term presidency that produced discipline within the budgeting system that lasted a decade after he left office. we are celebrating george hw bush. he would be 100 years old and we are going to make sure we have

dear compatriots, in terms of temperature, due to the stability of jeb, today we are witnessing an increasein temperature in most parts of our country. as you can see in the latest image received from the meteorological satellite , we are currently witnessing a clear and sunny stable atmosphere in most parts of the country. only cover some clouds have been observed in parts of the western part of the country on the southern shores of the caspian sea, and the sky is slightly cloudy in these areas. we expect that the weather will be clear and sunny in most parts of the country today. the stability of the weather will increase the amount of air pollutants in the iraqi cities of karaj and isfahan. also, in tehran , the index will reach an unhealthy level for sensitive groups, so it is recommended. during this period, elderly children with heart and respiratory patients should refrain from any movement and activity in the open space. it is sensitive. we expect that the baris system will enter the country from the northwest and west. according to the introduction of this system. the rains will st

good when you're stealing material from jeb bush, because that's jeb's most famous bid is please clap. yeah, but that's par' mostt of s reason he's asking for applause. >> they did understand what he said. it's aking for aet patrick's day and he opened on funding for ukraine. >> yeag h, good point. >> the reason they didn't clap or say anything is they were like, is this gug if y kidding me?] spre >> yeah. yeah. ma. ragead no one cares about ukraine. but the scariest part of that video is he gos curiouthat vt id the umbrella closed and thought he met mary poppins that yeat h that's scary. all right. up next wapoppins.s don lemon ti >>eedy or just plain needy? >> if you'll be in the new yorkf area with tickets to see gutfeld, go to foxnews.com slash gutfeld and click on the link to join our studio audiencee name ify is kind of amazing. >> wow. my go to implement i dropped luma five dramatically reduces brightness in one minute ca my eyes look brighter yop to 8 hours limit i really work see for cafrn the areva support your brain? help mary janet. hey, eddie. no. fraser. frank. frank. fr

tim miller is the former communications director for jeb bush's campaign now he also host a podcast because who doesn't these days and both are joining me now. john, i keep thinking about the fact the first five minutes of that speech. here's how i think about it. what is interesting to me is you package together three things you are on the right side of, 65-35. putin's aggression -- and there is no real conceptual coherence other than out of the gate i will plant a flag on these things that i know i have about the wind on my back on. >> like you said they are the most popular issues. issues were he has plenty of the public on his side. , but the entire thesis of his campaign has been defending democracy and freedom and i thought it was interesting he said he was there to wake up this congress and alert the american people and i think if your message is that democracy hangs in the balance at home and overseas you have to act like it and i think why he succeeded is because he showed that urgency has to come along with believing saving democracy is the cause of your presidency and what the co

"the weekend" simone townsend and former communications director and forecommunication director for jeb bush and former democratic senator from missouri, claire mccaskall. i don't know if this is patrolling or smart. donald trump gave a speech, low energy, tired donald trump, but this is probably the biggest speech of the year, so i'm got sure why he didn't have a coke beforehand. he said unity will happen quickly. he didn't have nothing nice to say about nikki haley, and in this statement from a spokesperson, unity is not achieved by simply claiming we're united. she's in for for now. claire, tell me, let's start with haley and trump here, because there were also some numbers here that made it clear that trump hasn't made it in his party to, so what was your /tpofpb republican? >> i get tired of the uncommitted voters and biden has a problem in his party. listen, i think it's fine if people want to say i'm committed in this primary process, but if you look at that time numbers today, donald trump failed to get a 70 point margin except in one state, and that was alabama. joe biden got m

your cousin i should say, jeb bush made an overture, it seems, to donald trump in this editorial in thell street journal talking how unfair it was for the new york prosecutors go after him and his business practice. some took that as a reproach of the bush family, donald trump, is that true? >> i don't think that is the way to see it. he may be interested in making friends with donald. that's up to him. donald has made a lot of pay out of childish maneuvers on the part of the democrats that are wrong and inappropriate. it doesn't make him more appropriate. in this country, it is legal to be a jerk. it is legal to exaggerate, to say inappropriate things, the forming of humanity or whatever. neil: doesn't sound like you are supporting donald trump. >> it is shirts and skins. i don't know. in the end there i may be holding my nose at the ballot, absolutely. your topic today, i like that nikki haley is holding her energy saying let's try to see if you can be reasonable for more of your time on the air and you will draw some of these people over as opposed to tantruming your way to the votes

of a conversation of folks thate were independently wealthy, one supported trump and one, supported jebdwh one supported rick perry and without going to debail as to why they owned the same company together all three of them it's a no-brainer for trump today. that's the difference. there's no question with nikki haley. i love the idea of smalle government.rare nikki haley isn't small government. she has spent a lot of money on next war. >> that's the most important point and really does all come i down to the issues.om okay, coming up on this jam-packed hour. the big weekend show, saturday night live actually brings somel laughs with this parity about biden so-called close door energy. >> information just with him ans behind closed door he's a when i will wind. >> i was just with him and behind closed doors he's a dynamo. >> no papers, no problems, gavin newsom may add dream homes foriv illegals and mainstream mediaim claims the reas,l problem with rising crime is their own sticke finger society. that's straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ hellooo new apartment. one bank for now. for later. for life.

they brought in a guy named charlie spieth, one of the most rrpted electiond lawyers, the guy behind jeb bush's super pac, mit romney's super pac. and he's being brought ipbecause they believe he actually knows how to h do this well. whereas i think christina bobb she's well-known among the base, good on tv, but i don't think she's going to be the legal mind behindga the scenes deciding ho to prosecute this. >>cu i will leave everybody wita quote from the new york magazine analysis here. in 2016 trump's campaign was a totally shamca balk operation. by 2020 you had a more professional and now we get to see what happens when you bring in somens of thomost shrewd, calculating and ruthless operators in the party. an experiment on the national stage. the two michaels, thank you for your time tonight, guys. >>> we have much more ahead tonight including how are you going to learn the moves for beyonce's texas hold em dance if congress bans tiktok? and what are the implications for american politics if that communication line goes dead? >>> first, the fulton county district attorney's f sprawlin

in charlie spies, he is one of the most respected republican election lawyers who was the guy behind jeb bush's superpac and ron desantis' campaign and mitt romney's superpac and i think he is being brought in because they believe that he actually knows how to do this well. she is well known among the base. >> i will leave everybody with a quote from the new york analysis. the trump campaign was a sham bollic operation. you had a more professional operation but it was trump's web designer until the home stretch. now you see what happens when you get the most rude calculating and ruthless operators. an experiment on stage. thank you guys. >> thank you. >>> we have much more ahead this evening including how are you going to learn the moves for beyonce's texas dance if congress bans tiktok? what are the implications for american politics if that communication line goes dead? >>> but first, the fulton county district attorney's sprawling election interference case got a little more narrow. we will talk about that and what it means for donald trump with melissa redman, former fulton county de

i also wonder, sometimes as you know, jeb powell sort of dismisses the dot plot. he says we put something on a paper and it's not something to be dictated. how much are we writing on what that tells us? >> there is a constant tension. people understand the dot plot is not policy. the only policy statement there is is a statement that comes out at 2:00. that is only in the committee does as a whole. the individual forecasters submitted that way. that creates amine and mold and other funny things that the market looks at and embraces as policy. sometimes, you are right, the fed chairman powell says, this is a pretty good bet on what will happen. he says, they are older and not really relevant for everything policies go. or, don't take it to the bank. i want to point out, mike, at this moment, i just looked at the january 2025 that once contract. it's now treating at 60. which means the market and the fed at this moment are in perfect agreement as to what happens this year until tomorrow when we get the new projections. and of course there is concern and a lot of tal

he previously served as communications director for jeb bush and spokesman for the republican nationalys grateful when he can join us. good to see you, tim. let's talk about no labels here. they've secured access on nearly 20 states. if they field a candidate, and that remains an if, they could play a role here in this election. what do you think their motives are. what's happening? >> yeah, i think that it's a lot of rich folks that are in a bubble, in that in the bubble they exist, there's a lot of unhappiness with both candidates. there's a decent amount of unhappiness with the candidates across the country, of course. everyone has seen the poll numbers. basically, throughout most of america, even those who are among the group of the double haters, people who dislike both candidates, there's one they prefer strongly. disproportionately, looking at the 2020 results, the folks preferred joe biden. the difference in 2016 and 2020, in 2020, joe biden won huge margins among people that dislike both candidates, whereas in 2016, donald trump beat hillary clinton among the voters, in part b

when you're stealing material from jeb bush because there is job' most famous -- that's part of the reasonwhat he said. it st. patrick's day and he opened on funding for ukraine good. >> greg: point. >> the reason they dillon clark or say anything if they were, like, is this guy [ bleep ] spreading this marketing me, excuse my language. no one cares about your grandmother's curious part that video is he got inside -- and that he met mary poppins. all right. >> greg:, up next was don lemon too grady or just plain needy? [applause] >> announcer: if you would be in the new york area and would like tickets to see gutfeld, go to foxnews.com gutfeld and click on a link to join the studio audience. people with psoriasis on the scalp have a 4 times higher risk for psoriatic arthritis. serious allergic reactions, severe skin reactions that look like eczema, and an increased risk of infections, some fatal, have occurred. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine or plan to, or if ibd symptoms develop or worsen. still workin' for me. ♪see me.♪ can be a part of our studio ca

and tim miller, writer and former communications director for jeb bush's campaign and also a political. victoria, let's hear what trump had to say about the president's use of the word illegal. take a listen. >> he was an illegal migrant and you shouldn't have been in our country and he never would have been under the trump policy. and bine should be apologizing for apologizing for this killer. >> and it was clear that the president wasn't apologiing to the killer. but what does all of this tell you about the role and how the semantics on this are being used in this election cycle? >> jose, it reinforces the importance and centrality of immigration in this election cycle. the same centrality that it took in the previous election. but even more so given the numbers at the border. i really appreciate that president bidenage knowledged acknowledged that he made a mistake. the term illegal takes humanity away from individuals. and one of the crises we're facing is that we know longer see a human face to those individuals at our borders. there is a bureaucratic issue that we need to fix thr

republicans are trying to bring back into the fold those voters that they know are traditional kind of jeb chamber of commerce republicans. they preferred haley over trump, but what we also know is that a number of haley voters voted for nikki haley because they simply see donald trump as unfit. and for those voters, joe biden represents a normalcy and a stability, a defense of freedom and a western alliance, a fairness and a respect for our institutions, the protection of democracy, and so joe biden is going to those voters saying, listen, patriotism ahead of partisanship. we can restore stability in the country by defeating donald trump once and for all. i think those voters will respond very well. >> former congressman david jolly and julian castro, thanks so much for being with us this morning. >>> new warning signs about donald trump's classified documents case as we learn when the supreme court will hear arguments about his immunity claims. >>> pretty amazing, a shocking midair scare after flames are seen bursting from a united airlines plane. >>> and alabama's governor signs a bill

i think by 10 points, which is more than donald trump, you guys are -- she does he have well in the jebion. when you factor in independence. general election. that's the rub, isn't it? she would do better in a general than a primary but you got to go through the primary to get to the general. obviously have to go through the primary. all that matters is the general election. right? we got through primaries in 2022 and got our butts kicked in the general election as a party. we are not anti-trump here. we are just pro-republican party. we want people to win. we want winners. we are tired of losers and losing. >> you have to win if the you don't cross the line in november it doesn't matter. she crosses the line huge and brings the rest of the party with her. >> steve: governor, during the commercial before this segment i asked you if there was any news you wanted to break and turns out you have a big announcement regarding your future. >> well, i guess i'm hopeful that i might get picked up as the defensive coordinator for the new england patriots but i don't know. the krafts are great bu

he was the guy behind jeb bush is super pac, the guy behind ron desantis's campaign. the guy behind mitt romney's super pac. he is being brought in because they believe he actually knows how to do this well, whereas, i think christina bobb, she is well known among the best -- base, well-known on tv, but i don't think she is going to be the legal mind behind the scenes deciding how to prosecute this. >> i believe everybody the quote from new york magazine. "in 2016, the trump campaign was a shambolic operation. by 2020, you had a more professionalized operation, but it was effectively being led by trump's web designer, and now we get to see what happens when you bring in some of the most shrewd, calculating, and ruthless operators in the party." an experiment of the national stage. michael scherer, michael steele, the two michael's, thank you for your time today. >> we have much more ahead, including, how are you going to learn the moves for beyonci's texas hold 'em dance if congress bands the app? more portly, what are the applications for american politics if that co

. >> jeb is to continue to do the work to satisfy those requirements. i'm going to sit down with the monitor and identify specifically what we need to do and how we need to do it to get to the end of road. >> and mitchell's swearing-in date will be sometime in the next 30 days. we'll let you know when it's officially announced. >> time now is 08:00:06am, police in berkeley are investigating after a child was shot in the leg. this shooting happened tuesday night near the intersection of bonaire street and alston way near strawberry creek park. there were several gunshots heard in the area and one police responded. that's when they found the child. they haven't said if they've arrests at this point. >> the city of is investigating still alum and it was dead. body was found and that's the 5th homicide of the year. >> the body was on the march 16th near garnett circle. it was around midnight that they found this man and now they are investigating further the cause of death. >> breaking overnight in san jose, a man hit and killed on northbound 101 right near

i mean, i grew up in an environment where you learned how to cover jeb bush running against hillary clinton in a way that gave space to the policy differences between them to allow voters to make decisions. now you have cheney's words are we can't survive a president who is willing to torch the constitution. when you see what happened on january 6. and that would motivate what motivates her. that's what makes this so difficult. >> yeah i think that again, this election came down to a stark contrast between the two the two presidents here. and i just think are people going to wake up and november and vote for someone who was basically lighting the constitution on fire when he was in office, or someone who they may disagree with his policies, but they understand that democracy is at stake and they can work through that. and in four years we'll start over again, that's something that they're willing to do. or we going to just go back to trump and everyone's going to wake up to what's on his twitter xd every day and we're all going to react to that and then have to decipher what's lives and wha

patrick's thank you to the to the museum, to the foundation, to jeb, to cleaves, and to all of you foroming out. it's a it's my third time in grand rapids in the last three months. and i love it here and i love coming back. so it's good to be patrick saidt was quite accurate and quite profound and quite good. i think i agree with alst all i was thinking of two things simultaneously. i'm not sure if they go together. so my father came over to america from the philippines after sputnik. and after sputnik went up, the united states was welcome engineers from around the world. and he i think he landed in san francisco on boat with, uh, $150 in his pocket and he had to make his way to west virginia, where he went to university of west virginia on an engineering scholarship. and he loved america. and he he was ad war two in thes and missed several years of school because of world war two and was forced to learn japanese. and fofo america was literally the country that saved his life, that was promise for the future, a great force for good. he when i got the job at notre dame, he they wouldu3

. >> reporter: attorneys jeb butler and tom gianatti represented stacey in the civil trial.i was worried that if they got together the result would be incendiary. i was very pleasantly wrong. >> reporter: instead, last october stacey went up to nakiah in this courthouse. she thought of what her minister mother would say. and then told nakiah, "i forgive you." >> and when i forgave her, it's like i was reborn again. >> you make it sound like a miracle. >> nothing short. >> reporter: it was an extraordinary step. but only the first step. from then to now stacey has gone so far beyond the words "i forgive you" to the actions of "i love you." >> she's like a godmama to me. i talk to her every day. >> reporter: nakiah lost everything after the crash. she now lives in a motel. >> so i am committed to her life getting better. >> like how? >> so i've helped her with money for food. >> you've given her money? >> yes. rent. i was her daughter's secret santa. i booked a trip for her to go to miami for her 40th birthday. >> reporter: her attorneys say they've never heard of anything lik

sanders townsend, former communications director for president barack obama, former communications for jeb bush's 2016 campaign and now host of the bulwark podcast, tim miller and former democratic senator from the jury , claire mccaskill. i just want to start here. i just read part of haley statement a little bit earlier. but a line i left out, i saved for all of you, is what i feel is, i don't know if it is trolling, if it is smart. donald trump gave a speech tonight that was low-energy, as i just said, although this will be his biggest speech of the year, probably. i'm not sure why he didn't have a coke or something beforehand. he said in there, unity will have a weekly unity will happen in really have anything nice to say about nikki haley. unity is not achieving simply claiming we are united. nikki haley is still in it for now. but let me start with you, claire mccaskill, because you're going to be up for morning joe so we don't have you for that long tell me about, let's start with haley and trump here because there were also some numbers in here that made it clear that trump still h

senator warren: i appreciate that, jeb, but we have to have a plan here that's actll■ly going to worksay at some point we hope to deliver this thing. i am very concerned that pentagon officials arelready saying, they're already saying, quote, they will make the trades it takes to keep the sentinel fm nervetion d. i'll be watching closely to see if the d.o.d. takes this review because of the cost overruns, i will be looking to see if they take this review seriously. or if it's just another paperwork exercise to justify throwing more money at more expensive nuclear programs. you. thank you, general. >> general, thank you, thank you both for your service your teams as well. we're talking about some of the most stra teem i think weapon ours country has. while are critical, they're only effective because we have the nuclear deterrents in our strategic weapons system to support t general whiting, china and russia both understand how vital our space capabilities are to the joint force and they've been developing capabilities to counter our space assets for years. are we currently postured to

is that the mike pence, jeb bush lane, where they stay out of politics.the arena to say i'm against donald trump but fail to go to say the way we stop him is to vote for joe biden. mike pence is never going to say he's voting for joe biden. so the right lane for him is to go away until november and let the american people decide. and have more respects for republicans that say i don't endorse and go away and than those that say donald trump is a threat to the free world and i'm not willing to vote for joe biden and that is what we should expect more from. >> and i completely agree. i remember having a big fight with joe walsh about, i think years and years ago, on the honest thing to do if you think that donald trump is unfit, is to vote for the person that is running against him. luke broadwater, this puts mike pence at odds with his own colleagues in the house republican caucus. all of them except for former members, all of them have said that their voting for trump. any reaction up on capitol hill to mike pence's -- he started by saying, i think that w

jeb, cody, everybody that's doing that, and we're making great progress. destination development.new initiative passed by the legislature, congress awarded $25 million in matching grants to help create new attractions or expand existing ones to help create destinations that would be. answer the question, what can i do in north dakota? what are the things?a what can you do there? what are the places to see? one of those is right here in dickinson, the dinosaur museum. got a $1 million grant from this new program. and again, if you haven't been there, check it out. there's more than just like really, really, really old bones there, there's some really exciting stuff. the theodore roosevelt presidential library. this is an idea that started right here on this campus of having a library and come july 4, 2026, on our nation's 250th birthday. we're going to welcome another world class attraction when the theodore roosevelt presidential library and museum opens in medora. the tr library is going to be a global institution. it's going to be rooted right here in north dakota, inspiringi pe