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jeremy herb, cnn, new york. >>> a number of republicans have been demanding more transparency over theh of trump's florida home and what documents were taken. some even suggest the move was politically motivated. take a listen. >> you should be very careful with classified documents. i had access to documents like that for a long time. i'm incredibly careful. what i wonder about is how this could go on for almost two years and less than 100 days before the election, suddenly we're talking about this rather than the economy or inflation. >> if you're going to take unprecedented action and raid a former president's house, you better have a strategy for unprecedented transparency. so, i think we're all concerned about what might be in those documents. some were classified, some weren't. what the serious nature was. >> the hypocrisy of folks in my party that spent years chanting lock her up because of some deleted e-mails or wiping a server are now out there defending a man who very clearly did not take the national security of the united states to heart and it will be up to doj whether or

jeremy's making thriving like. to make like something special. something newweet and something like watching very good lemonade stand missing from his usual spot the intersection of broadway in beverly and everette after one particular incident three weeks ago, when he says two men approached him they like got so much stuff. anl for a lot of stuff. like worth $20 and gave them $80 in change before realizing it was a fake. jeremy says he was excited to have a big sale, trusting his customers. he didn't think twice until he looked closer at the bill was like the texture doesn't feel good, and it kind of feels like it's something is not wrong with this, uh, money. he quickly walked over to the gas station and ask the clerk to check it for him. not real small entrepreneur was ripped off very disappointed and like very. sad money. he'd been saving up for two things, uh, vending machine to expand his business and his homeland. save it like for some people in ukraine. the young businessman loves youtube and has his own channel. fortunately for him, he got the suspect

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>> jeremy: i don't know, probably -- "new york city" was one of my favorites, billy joel.me too. is it true that sam rockwell used to lip-sync while you would hide and you would be one singing? >> jeremy: we did it a few times, yeah. >> kelly: he has no singing was whatsoever? >> jeremy: i was singing and he went up and performed it, and, yeah, i did that for a lot of my friends, actually. they would get phone numbers and step out of the deal. it was pretty awesome. >> kelly: you're the best wingmen ever. wow. get the numbers, that's all i'm saying. do you have a go to christmas song? >> jeremy: i love all the christmas songs. i love the holidays. >> kelly: what's the one that you hear and you are like, oh, it's christmas? >> jeremy: isn't all christmas like that? "let it snow, let it snow?" >> kelly: if you like until i hear bing crosby saying. >> jeremy: "have yourself a merry little christmas." they also like christmas. i don't l? it's all christmas. >> kelly: it depends on the singer. a senior can ruin the message. >> jeremy: it can ruin the christmas song but it's sti

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. >> jeremy, thank you very much. all of this newg here, let's go back to the panel. first, former cia director, leon panetta, when, of course, osama bin laden was taken out. what do you take away from what we just heard from the president, some of the details that jeremy just added in his reporting, two hellfire missiles taking out ayman al zawahiri while he was on the balcony but when you look at the timeline that the president laid out that jeremy is giving more detail on, what do you take away friom it, director? >> i think the most important thing is that we need to pay tribute to our intelligence and military officials that were involved in this strike. they gathered the right intelligence. they were able to target zawahiri without any kind of collateral damage. it was a well planned and well executed targeting of a terrorist, and just as i said when we got bin laden, it sends a message to the world that nobody attacks the united states and gets away with it. >> clarissa, you talk about this neighborhood, right, and you have be

i'm delighted to welcome jeremy , candidate for attorney general in new mexico, joins us now. heard trace explain all of this. how how a suspect was known togh the police for years, allegedlyf now abusing hisor family, but then kind of flying underhe the radar here, just the kindn of person we want to allow into this country. >> what's going on here? so this is a story we see across new mexico way too often, especially birnley county. this is a case in which we hadwe a refugee who came to the united states in 2016 and in 2017nite, he joined the culture of lawlessness we see throughout bernalillo county. i mean, we heard we heard in the earlier story here that in 10 , 15 within a year of him coming to the united states , you had a violent assault against his daughter's boyfriend and then thattan next year, 2018, he had a violent assault against his own wife, pulling her out of a vehicle. and your brother had thatad same year he had a second assault against his wife and his son last his head with with a metal object within his home. and then 2 20 , 20 , he was arrested for resist

it's really a shocking story and we wouldn't know about it if it were not for jeremy loffredo, who works for rebel news. he joins us tonight. jeremy, thanks so much forrd coming on this story. it's kind of hard to believe they're going after an amish farmer. who are they exactly a? we have the u.s. marshals service recently raided amos miller's organic and holistic farm. to many, he cease operations and they charge him, as you said, with three hundred thousand dollars of fines economically crippling the mand . and what's happening is yous have the armed federal agents are demanding he stop food production because of the meat and you have him saying, well, you know what, i want to keep farming. so you have this back and forth between the giant empire of the u.s. federal government and this tiny little farm in go, pennsylvania. so they went after jim's organic farmers and churches. so maybe they're againstst anything that's wholesome and edifying. it makes you stronger and healthier and in favor of everything that diminish mak you and makes you more dependent. i'm just sensing a theme here. do you see th

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host: we are talking with jeremy dillon this morning of emd news we want to get your comments and questionss well here it here are the phone numbers for your republicans, (202) 748-8001. democrats (202) 748-8000. and independents (202) 748-8002. allen in fulton, mississippi. you are up first. caller: [indiscernible] host: allen, good morning. republican color fulton, mississippi. caller: [indiscernible] host: allen, are you there? let me go on to jane in california. caller: good morning. the situation a lot of people don't know that right now gas prices went down $.90 all over the country. plus, joe biden and the rest a few of the congressman voted on it will reduce the deficit. this will more question, can i say anything about the search warrant? host: we are moving beyond that. jeremy dillon, your response to his observation? guest: gas prices are going down. they peaked earlier this year due to a lot of circumstances. it really helped supercharge inflation. the fact that they are going down does give democrats some cover here to pass this reconciliation bill. there have been a bunch of s

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and mister nick, with a new pushy, it was late that will guarantee jeremy as of tomorrow, you formerly, if you assume a surgery, but the, you only to provide data. do you know that that percent of should use for just compressed opinion? that the repetition, the subway celia do match. that would be ok. the which i will guns. you put the more i'd good it a linear was off dogs. all here. the human book, the i the older force needs to can brush escape? yes. good. healey practitioner is getting the deal. let's get nazi kilometer nibble and he had no choice cuz i just, i couldn't remember him more than you go and escalate lester my cousin asleep all this way. complete my interview with me. oh, that okay. i will actually show you where to put it with the vision you said i usually when you pay mitchell, i wish a lowly. so a physician associated with the 32000 years. and that would be up to see julie, you're about to show that they were to los angeles and he had to go, you had a show metro, you know that once more at the, for the show. and. okay, so we'll to clue some of these, you know, but yo

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all of jeremy corbyn's businesses are shifting to a new chief operating officer that they have promotedrom their engineering team. i think an analyst at d&b securities summed it up best. they said, we don't really know who's in charge of the ad business. there will be another part of this process to ensure leadership at snap can show they can lean into the world that jeremy is exiting. she is a seasoned ad executive. she is strong on the ad sales side and has experience in other tech companies. they had of -- they have a bit of a gap to fill. the business is the moneymaking arm of snap. they will not be reporting to a brand-new executive. investors are happy to see cost cuts today, but i will guarantee that is going to be a place they are watching because that is the bread and butter of snap's topline. emily: has been a lot of tumult in social media for different reasons. meta are laying off a bunch of contractors and doing a big pivot to the metaverse. twitter is embroiled in a lawsuit. tiktok is fighting content moderation. what kind of winning on engagement. can you compare snap fort

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jeremy siegel. ed yardeni has a new call on stocks he will tell you what it is in just a few hours cameron dawson, gregarnings along with zoom do not miss it i will see you 4:00 eastern time in o.t before we do that we have to do this final trades steve weiss, you go first. talk to me >> thanks, scott that's appropriate look, brin came out as i afinal trade last week when i was on with devon i'm going to do the same thing today. and i do believe that natural gas is going to drive it whatever happens with oil, well, that will be separate. i think that's going to be rocky for a while. >> i mean, just real quick on this before we get your final trade, joe, there are calls for natural gas to be like 20 bucks. >> yeah. >> is that like the realm of possibility as you see it? >> once natural gas gets going, the up side potential is unknown. >> what's your final trade >> my final trade would be refiner, valero energy you could also own phillips 66 if you wanted. >> okay. energy's back on and i guess you guys are going to ride it again all right. farmer jim i miss you, man. i missed you >> i missed you too. >>

this as we learn president biden has tapped msnbc pundit jeremy bash to new intelligence job at the whitebash by the way once called hunter biden's laptop russian disinformation. joining the conversation all a morning long, we're going to have a lot to say about this, strategic wealth partners ceo mark tepper is here and fox news contributor joe concha. great to have you both here. markets are looking ahead to the midterms the. obviously this is going to possibly change the shape of the midterms with this fbi agent who we are finding out was trying to kibosh the hunter biden laptop store. >> i who would have thunk a that of all people mark zuckerberg would have been one of the key whistleblowers that brought this to light. it's scary, it's disturbing. the continued weaponization of these government agencies. it's very, very obvious that they are taking a part san approach. -- par partisan approach. the playing field is not level. it's obviously not fair. the american people i think are beginning to lose confidence in these government agencies and my two big questions are, number one, how

asking for names of officials w who -- >> todd: president biden handing over a new jobats white house to msnbc pundit jeremyash. >> this talks like russian intelligence, this effort by rudy giuliani and steve bannon to cook up dirt on joe biden looks like a disinformation campaign. >> ashley: joe concha is live this morning, joe, that is one way to get a job at the white house. >> joe: great point. quid quo pro from joe. say that fast five times. i wonder how jeremy bash came to that conclusion about a laptop they had never seen or analyzed. has he apologized for getting that wrong? how did the fbi know this was russian disinformation and they ran to facebook and said don't run this story, unless they were weaponizing it to win an election, just coming to a logical conclusion. >> todd: msnbc is where you go after, not before. it is a circle. >> joe: jen psaki negotiated a deal with msnbc, and symone san sanders, spokesperson per kamala harris went to msnbc and other examples, of this revolving door you speak of. >> ashley: biden will address on thursday. i guess we're going to go to this to the white house

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new host of university challenge has been announced this morning. it'll be this man, the bbc�*s media editor, amol rajan. he'll take over from jeremythanks to him the show in four which was imported from america 60 years ago is stronger than ever. i think for whoever was going to take over the show was to try not to copy the person in the role before. very much take it in your own way and with a bit of your own personality. and, yeah, he could be part of something that could run and run and run. just rive us a that could run and run and run. just give us a bit — that could run and run and run. just give us a bit of— that could run and run and run. just give us a bit of background on him. he used to be the editor of the independent newspaper before it went online only. since then he's been a presence on the bbc. he hosted the media show for a few years and then moved over to the today programme on bbc radio 4. he has a series on bbc two at the moment which runs throughout the year and he also does other interview stuff across the entire bbc so he is stepping down from his media role but he will still be doing interviewing on his bbc

in 2024 or an independent voice and alex, i'm also told by cheney's spokesperson jeremy adler she does plan to launch a newoup aimed squarely at donald trump and preventing him from holding office again. this is the group we should be paying attention to, it would likely become the primary vehicle for a presidential campaign if and when cheney does decide to go for that. alex? >> very interesting she had all that money and did not spend it on that campaign. we'll see where it gets spent. the other major headline everyone's taking note of of course the former vice president mike pence saying he would consider testifying in front of the january 6th committee if asked to. he's headed to iowa. you have new reporting about that potential willingness or not to testify in front of the january 6th committee. >> i spoke with a source familiar with the vice president thinking on this and he poured a bit of cold water on this. the january 6th committee has been considering if and how they would ask mike pence to come and testify you see mike pence making a point he would consider it but there are constitutional issue

reporters over there and talk about how much he thinks that this new bill that passed over the weekend will help the average american. jeremyng for us. thanks very much. >>> up next, we'll take you live to new mexico with a tragic story. we have the latest on the investigation into the murders of four muslim men. what we're learning about these victims. >>> and still ahead, 2020 election deniers with radical ideas of how to handle future voting. they're advancing on the ballot. a new report out of michigan puts that possible threat into a new light. >>> we are moments away from the opening bell where u.s. stock futures are up this morning. it's a positive start to a big week of economic news. investors are awaiting new inflation data. that will come later this week. the consumer price index slated for wednesday is expected to show some slight improvement on inflation pressure. markets were mixed at the close on friday before the weekend on the heels of a blockbuster july jobs report. we'll be right back. power e*trade's award-winning trading app makes trading easier. with its customizable options chain, easy-to-use tools, a

new moves. a big boost in the monkeypox vaccine supply and a greater focus on getting shots to those most at risk. jeremyond is in wilmington, delaware, where the president is traveling and joins us now. what are the details coming from the administration? >> reporter: well, kate what we're seeing from top administration health officials is that they are accelerating their fight against this monkeypox outbreak and in particular accelerating the timeline for the distribution of additional monkeypox vaccines. 1.8 million doses of that vaccine becoming available starting monday to state and local jurisdictions. that's two weeks ahead of schedule in terms of when they were anticipating putting more doses on the market and available for these state and local jurisdictions. in addition to that, what we're also seeing is efforts to launch a new pilot program to make the vaccines available at lgbtq events. we already have seen several state health departments including in north carolina, georgia, and louisiana set to make some of those vaccine doses available at some of those lgbtq events. and making 50,000 cour

new york times reporter jeremy peters that, quote, the murdoch's discomfort with trump stems from his refusal to accept his election loss and that's according to two people familiar with the conversations and is generally in sync with the views of republicans like mitch mcconnell who supported the former president and condemned his efforts to overturn it. joining us now the author of that piece, jeremy peters and tim miller is still here. jeremy, the titanic is sinking and they're fidgeting with the window lock on one of the sort of cabin windows. does it matter? the entire fox audience is so radicalized they're about to send a lunatic or a top will lunatic to arizona. >> one thing that's important to remember, nicole, this came up in my reporting is that fox is not going to do what its audience wants, and by that i mean they by not showing donald trump understand that their audience will be fine with not seeing donald trump on an endless loop as he was shown for so many years during his white house and his two presidential campaigns. i don't think that means fox has broken up with tr

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bring in our leadoff panel, claire mccaskill, phil rucker, tim miller, who wrote the new book "why we did it" and jeremy bash, former chief of staff at the cia and the pentagon. he joins us at 30 rock and even wearing kornacki khakis. claire, i have a feeling you're wearing your ruby sleepers when it comes to talking kansas tonight. what is your reaction? >> girl, i wish i had some ruby slippers right now. i was raised in missouri and taught that i kansas was not a great place. but i don't feel that way t tonight. something extraordinary happened, stephanie. this was not expected to be this kind of result.f they had a record turnout. what this shows in a state where republican registrations eg outnumbered democrats two to one, that women are really upset that a fundamental right and freedom has been taken from them. and ien think it is going to be very motivating issue and i think this should be a big, flashing signal to every democratic candidate out there especially in o states where th have done theseal very extreme things like no exception for rape oron incest. and even in states where they have jus

new year right! >> hunter biden e-mails had all the classic earmarks of russian disinformation operation. she goes to to wonder if the fbi or intelligence community helped organize that letter. we just learned jeremy bash has been appointed to president biden's board and fashioned any call for reform into attack on democracy. >> president biden: it's sickening to see the new attack on the fbi issue threatening the lives of law enforcement for carrying out the law and doing their job, no place in this country for endangering the lives of law enforcement. i'm opposed to defunding the police and the fbi. >> jason: shawn davis, what do you you think of president biden awe new approach? >> it is a bit of a joke, this is the guy who appointed merrick garland, if he believed in rule of law and democracy, he would have done something to stop the score of left wing activists fire bombing pro life centers and joe biden and doj done opposite and encouraged them. to use his frame, the claims are a bunch of malarkey. >> jason: proximity with the fbi, the inspector gentlemen of the jury put out a thousand pages and recommended prosecution of fbi for leaking information and doj wouldn't do that. >> of course not

one new member of the court, and if you are familiar with washington, this is shocking, the former chief of staff for the cia in the pentagon. jeremyns of other not totally disgraced -- in the x intel industry -- lying and claiming that a laptop had "all the classic earmarks of a russian information operation." that was a lie, flat out. they did it to influence the election, and they repeated it on television. >> this looks like russian intelligence, walks like russian intelligence, talks like russian intelligence. new york -- giuliana, "the new york post," digging up that suppose a dirt on joe biden. it looks like a classic russian playbook disinformation cam campaign. >> you like, jeremy bash. there was zero evidence to back commit and you and a bunch of other creeks in the intel community -- and that's a crime. now, jeremy bash has even more power. most -- the doj's search warrant against mar-a-lago -- but there is one name that appears. they also happen to be a guest on this show. must be a reason, probably not good, joins us straight ahead. i d d so my y quesonons eouout hicacase.y y son, cacalledhehe bars s fi i d d soit was

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the bbcjournalist amol rajan has been announced as the new host of the quiz show university challenge. he'll be taking over from jeremyennis, and the british number1 emma raducanu is in good form as she prepares to defend her us open title, at the end of the month. the teenager famously won the title last year and is warming up with a series of impressive wins against former world number ones. she beat serena williams in the first round in cincinnati and has now beaten belarusian viktoria azarenka, as jane dougall reports. still basking in the glow of a straight sets win over serena williams, emma raducanu conquered anotherformer williams, emma raducanu conquered another former world number one. williams, emma raducanu conquered anotherformer world number one. a another former world number one. a convincing anotherformer world number one. a convincing defeat of victoria azarenka, hitting back at criticism of her recent lack of success. i'zre of her recent lack of success. i've realised in _ of her recent lack of success. i've realised in the _ of her recent lack of success. i've realised in the last _ of her recent la

the bbcjournalist amol rajan has been announced as the new host of the quiz show university challenge. he'll be taking over from jeremy athletes will be competing in the final of the 1,500 metres and eilish mccolgan will be in action in the 5,000 metres final. before that, there's a medal chance in the men's all—round individual gymnastics event. our sports correspondent, nesta mcgregor, is there. what's the latest? this competition dates back to 1955, and great britain has never produced and great britain has never produced a winner. could this be the year, the format is simple, six pieces of apparatus and that you messed with the best overall score is crowned the best overall score is crowned the winner of that you might be able to see behind me members of gb practising on the parallel bars. we are so close to the action, i've got some tissue, the chalk keeps coming onto my glasses. we should find out the overall winner in a couple of minutes and joe fraser is best place for gb pick—up it should be another notable night in the olympic stadium for the loss of battles to be handed out, five in total, the men's and wom

new york, covering the special election race. shaq brewster is covering the primary results from ft. lauderdale, and our steve kornacki is at his big board. also with us, jeremy peters, msnbc contributor. so, dasha, you just got a pull-aside with pat ryan who won that race in the new york 19th. tell us what he said and why he thinks he was victorious. >> i asked him about the secret sauce that all democratic strategists are now going to be looking to find here in this race. you know, the voters here in this district heard our friend, steve kornacki, talking about how significant this race really was. and it did fly under the radar for a while, but now, look, this is a swinging district, you mentioned it. it's reflected the national mood for many years now. it went from obama to trump to biden. it was republican held from its creation in 2012, until the blue wave in 2018. and this was far from a guaranteed victory from pat ryan. the republican party did have an advantage here because typically, in a year where one party controls washington, it is an uphill battle for the other side. but this really came down to issues. it wasn't about personality. molinaro run

new york. thank you so much for joining us. thank you jeremy. thank you colonel as well. we really appreciate. it will continue our coverage now. we've got a lot more to come on the united states drone strike that killed al-qaeda leader, ayman al-zawahiri, near 21 years after 9/11. does this make american safer? that's a question. to a child, this is what conflict looks like. children in ukraine are caught in the crossfire of war, forced to flee their homes. a steady stream of refugees has been coming across all day. it's basically cold. lacking clean water and sanitation. exposed to injury, hunger. exhausted and shell shocked from what they've been through. every dollar you give can help bring a meal, a blanket, or simply hope to a child living in conflict. please call or go online to givenowtosave.org today with your gift of $10 a month, that's just $0.33 a day. we cannot forget the children in places like syria, born in refugee camps, playing in refugee camps, thinking of the camps as home. please call or go online to givenowtosave.org today. with you

. >>> new this morning, president biden just signed into law a bill that gives a much needed boost to the u.s. chip manufacturing industry. cnn's jeremye at the white house. jeremy, what does this law now mean for the country? >> reporter: well, president biden as he prepared to sign this bill into law hailing it as a way of getting the u.s. semiconductor industry back to where it should have been all along pointing out that it was america that invented the semiconductor chip and that now the u.s. is so reliant, overly reliant on semiconductor chips from around the world, something that the president said jeopardizes boast u.s. economic as well as national security. so this bill aims to inject $280 billion into the u.s. semiconductor and scientific research industry broadly with $52 billion of subsidies and tax credits for the chip manufacturing and research in particular as well as $170 billion broadly for scientific research, innovation, and space exploration. and the president said that he hopes that future generations will look back on this moment, a bipartisan bill signed into law by president biden and that they will say that th

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