jim: headed into the grandstand. trevor: see where he gets relief jim: or lando. we are going to have taylor. mark: 238 on the ground. and that makes it 248. this should be a great number for this club. and how that approaches and could get wrapped up. jim: straightens out. jim: that was miles away. trevor: did hang up. could have fed 60 yards back down the hill. going to have a good look at the surface and a lot of green to work with. jim: orlando, let's take about the relief where this will lead the players' third. >> and will just swing on the arc on trying to estimate that yardage and reference point down at the bottom and one club length and wouldn't drop. mark: that rough is getting thicker and thicker. jim: it can disappear right to the bottom. mark: stuck underneath. face hanging open. jim: there's your line. i have a golf ball in my hand.d. get a picture of it. when we showed up today, right in the middle of this historic playoff. mark: two miraculous. jim: going to take a lot to get down in 2. tommy is not amused at the moment. nor should he be. will fig

roberts show, jim norton!us nothing hurts like the truth and nobody truths like the hurts. fox news contributor washington times opinion editor charlie hurt! [cheers and applause]. >> greg: she can be sarcastic in four different languages, fox news contributor kat timpf! [cheers and applause] >> greg: and when they hand him a restaurant menu, he hands it back and says yes. my massive side kick and the nwa world heavy weight champion, tyrus! [cheers and applause] >> greg: jim, whenever we cover this story we always find out the ugly truth behind all of them and you pinpointed it perfectly, it always involves not trans but an influencer. >> jim: that's right. >> greg: influencers are the root of all evil. >> jim: yeah, they're annoying so whatever they're representing you find annoying because it's an influencer doing it. >> greg: yes. >> jim: i understand it's a little tasteless to show your breasts, but it's funny, the country just hates each other. that's the big -- a lot of people who are upset about breasts

let's go to jim in florida jim? jim? jimmy chill, jim let's go to jim. jim?? >> caller: yes, jim. thank you for taking my call first-time caller. you know, with the ai frenzy going on right now, i'm just trying to understand the stock prices my company is c3 ai. >> look, i'll tell you what's going on there tom is an old friend he's a terrific buy. it's a short squeeze and now the conclusion of the lightening round >> the lightening round is sponsored by td ameritrade. >>> coming up, ai, president biden and the cramer days. what a long, strange journey it's been. it continues next. [office sounds] ♪upbeat music♪ ♪♪ ♪when the day that lies ahead of me♪ ♪♪ ♪seems impossible to face♪ ♪a lovely day (lovely day)♪ ♪(lovely day) (lovely day)♪ ♪(lovely day)♪ a bank that knows your business grows your business. bmo. ♪ >>> the other day the most amazing message included a video that was of all people president biden, or so it seemed even though the president has been a self-professed least knowledgeable about stocks the president then even went into a little detail abou

jim over time. i think some readers, especially readers of literature will find those books fascinating. i can't wait to read the books on othello and jim. there will also be political figures, diplomatic figures, literary figures including -- we haven't touched the surface of biographies of great lawyers and judges. >> host: would you consider of a biography of jim from huckleberry finn in a sense to be a historical novel? >> guest: i would say no to that. shelley fisher wood, she is writing that book. she is going to be charting the way jim has been interpreted over time, criticized over time, depicted in art over time. one of the most famous black characters, jim and huckleberry finn. do it. as your audience would know, it is very controversial especially its use of the n-word which is used related to jim, the character. this will be almost like an ethnography of a literary character over time. a kind of biography. it stretches the definition of the genre a bit for sure. it's not an actual -- it

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reporting from washington, i'm jim acosta. cnn's coverage continues now with jim sciutto. stay with us. have a good night. >>> a good sunday evening to you. i'm jim sciutto, and this is cnn's special live coverage of the extraordinary yet short-lived uprising in russia that has left much of the world asking exactly how this happened and what could happen next. is putin's leadership under threat? is this an opportunity for ukraine to repel russia's ongoing invasion? we do have new developments tonight, including reaction from the biden administration. but first video has emerged on social media which shows the crash site of a russian military transport plane, reportedly shot down in southern russia saturday by the wagner mercenary group which carried out this rebellion. the russian defense ministry still has not commented on the loss of any aircraft. also, there is still no sign this evening of wagner's leader, yevgeny prigozhin, after he apparently cut a deal with moscow and called off the insurrection. and there is no sign as well of putin after the most serious challenge

i'm jim acosta in washington. we begin the hour with the court appearance coming up on tuesday for donald trump, the first ex president to be decided on forward charges. just over two months ago, he became the first ex president to face charged in the hush money probe involving payments to stormy daniels. this time federal courtroom in miami to face accusations of possessing and trying to hide highly sensitive classified documents at his mar-a-lago resort. kaitlan pollance is following the latest developments in miami. and he will hunker down at his golf resort there but back in another courtroom. what happens after that? >> well, jim, he's going to get to miami and then he has to prepare with his lawyers. that is typically what most defendants do. they have to know exactly what they're going to be doing. the very next day for an initial appearance and so we believe he will be huddling with his lawyers talking about who will represent him since he had a few departures on the le and then he will come to this federa

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jim: great. covered all the ground. thank you. that was helpful. rob i think hit three of my questions, which is painful, but let me start with one that is a good think tank in question. you select companies in the highest risk tiers. all three of you can chime in. how do you determine who is highest risk? when we started doing this -- not this administration -- but we picked the 10 biggest and forget everyone else. that did not fly. how do you do it? robert: you might want to start. david: i will use the rail sector as an example. if you looked at the biggest railroads, you would not get all of the ones that are critically important. sometimes those last mile rail systems are important to get something from the depot onto the regular system. that is part of what we looked at. where are the largest systems, what cargo they typically carry, and then are there any last mile operators we need to include? that is where great work with the department of transportation and the department of defense cam

>> caller: boo-yah, jim. a first time caller. >> all right >> caller: i appreciate you sharing your knowledge what's going on with dollar general? it dropped so low so quickly, it caught me off guard. >> kathy, when you go through that conference call, that was one of the worst conference calls i have ever heard. that company has lost its way. i want to go to my dollar general, right near my place in pennsylvania and ring somebody's neck the guy behind the counter is terrific it ain't his fault it's management. i know everyone wants to focus on the narrow leadership and how the market is therefore not any good. >> they know nothing >> all the other names that have been moving higher and then some. "mad" tonight, we're not wasting your time. i'm talking to the head of a company that is taking food waste and turning into it sustainable products and energy. darling ingredients. i'm a little fired up. sorry. and salesforce held its a iday and we were on the ground to learn all the latest developments with the clo

jim, ethnic griffey about the character. over time. and i think some readers of especially readers of literature will find those kinds books fascinating. i can't wait to read the books on othello and jim and those sorts of of works. but there will also be political figures, diplomatic figures, we hope, and certainly literary figures be including legal figures. we haven't we haven't even touched the surface yet of biographies of great lawyers and judges. and so forth. well, before we leave, some of these literary figures, would you consider the biography of jim from huckleberry finn? in a sense, to be a historical novel. no, i would. i would i would say no to that. and i think shelley fisher fishkin would, although i can't speak for her, she's writing that book. no, she's going to be charting the way jim has been interpreted it over time, criticized over time, depicted in art, over time. i mean, it is one of the most famous black characters in any american work of fiction. yeah. jim and huckleberry finn and she proposed this

jim, two things about microsoft. to the revenue line for microsoft? and second, i spoke to you about a year and a half ago and i asked you if you put microsoft in the same category as apple, own it don't trade it. and your answer was yes. when you look at the cramer pantheon of stocks, what happened to microsoft? >> well, microsoft is doing incredibly well. it's just very big here's what i'll say about microsoft, by the way. they are the number one place that people feel most comfortable working with chat. why? they put the big investment in but mostly because they put it through almost all of their different brands and that works very well some people only put it through some brands. microsoft has been very smart and co-pilot is apparently an amazing, amazing pilot i've got to learn. i'm going to be a co-pilot let's go to nathan in texas. nathan >> caller: hello mr. cramer >> yeah. nathan >> caller: what do you think of carvana? >> okay. there's two carvanas there's carvana the company which i think is incredibly ov

ky in michigan ky. >> caller: hey, jim jim.t with jbl >> at a 52-week high, no a 10% pull back and then you can pull the trigger let's go to haresh in south carolina. >> caller: first time caller boo-yah. i would like to know a little bit more about gety. >> it's a company that i didn't know much about until, frankly, it was mentioned as part of the a.i. revolution. you know what -- let's go to michael in minnesota michael. >> caller: boo-yah, jim, thanks for taking my call >> boo-yah back. >> caller: back in april you endorsed this biotech company as a winner however, we're concerned about the valuation. since that time they reported stellar quarterly results and raised their four year results and what are your thoughts of shock wave medical >> we've got to go back to shock wave we were too let's say cherry it was a good stock that goes higher brian in california. brian. >> caller: jim, long-time listener, first-time caller. your medcal -- >> plus 4. signing bottles this weekend, saturday, smith town, what's up? >> caller: my

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jim. >> as they should be. very much. >>> new developments concerning a tennessee law that has drawn the attention and ire of many on wednesday. the law limited public drag show performances is unconstitutional. isabel rosales has been following this case and joins us with more details. >> reporter: jim, federal judge thomas parker, an appointee of donald trump, has barred now shelby county where memphis is at from enforcing this law. saying in part of a 70-page ruling, quote, a matter of text alone the adult entertainment act is a content and view point place restriction on speech. the aea was passed for chilling constitutionally protected speech. we also received a statement from the republican tennessee attorney general and here is what he said in part. the scope of this law has been misrepresented in public by those more interested in pressing a narrative than in reading the statutory text. the adult entertainment act remains in effect outside of shelby county. this narrowly tailored law keeps children from

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there are three cell cell doors here, and that was for jim stockdale, an empty cell and got him, jim tilmon and jim mulligan, also united states navy. and then there were eight guys in or rather nine guys in the cellblock here. thanks, robert and i, we lost four of. all right. beat beat army. so when these guys got in these rooms there, pushed him by the north vietnamese army's guards. they yanked their blindfold off at last minute and slammed the door. i looked around, have a dim bulb burning in the ceiling, concrete wall here, a concrete wall here in front of them and a door with a little small grill for air. really. eight or nine holes in the door behind. you know, they put one arm out and touch wall, the other arm they touch the other and they walk their cell. they hit a wall around, walk back. and this was their they were in here for about 23 hours and 30 minutes today. it was a freezer in the wintertime. it was a furnace in the summertime. they didn't know when they were going to get out every single day was exactly the same. and all they was each other. keep their spirits up a

there are three cell cell doors here, and that was for jim stockdale, an empty cell and got him, jim tilmon and jim mulligan, also united states navy. and then there were eight guys in or rather nine guys in the cellblock here. thanks, robert and i, we lost four of. all right. beat beat army. so when these guys got in these rooms there, pushed him by the north vietnamese army's guards. they yanked their blindfold off at last minute and slammed the door. i looked around, have a dim bulb burning in the ceiling, concrete wall here, a concrete wall here in front of them and a door with a little small grill for air. really. eight or nine holes in the door behind. you know, they put one arm out and touch wall, the other arm they touch the other and they walk their cell. they hit a wall around, walk back. and this was their they were in here for about 23 hours and 30 minutes today. it was a freezer in the wintertime. it was a furnace in the summertime. they didn't know when they were going to get out every single day was exactly the same. and all they was each other. keep their spirits up a

i'm jim cramer >>> i am brian sullivan.ve the rest of detroit playing catch- up again. just moments ago, india's prime minister meeting with president biden and some of america's biggest tech ceos. we will bring you a live report from the white house. >>> looking to beat the market? the answer could be as simple as geography.

jim-— pony, didn't she? oh dear, oh, dear. jim. now— pony, didn't she? oh dear, oh, dear. jim.llhey- us after afterwards. and equally, they come in and equally, if they do come in and buy that tin and paint and behave that way, then they're not in our stores not welcome in our stores anyway. has that woke exec anyway. so has that woke exec just an army of just turned away an army of common sense customers? jim yes, the must be common sense customers? jim yes, the-must be clapping- the b and q must be clapping thete— the b and q must be clapping their-together- their hands together or i wewtth-t— their hands together or i wewtth-t 90— their hands together or i wouldn't go in his stupid shop. he wouldn't go in his stupid shop. he eewee— wouldn't go in his stupid shop. he sounds stupid. _ wouldn't go in his stupid shop. he sounds stupid. he— wouldn't go in his stupid shop. he sounds stupid. he looks- wouldn't go in his stupid shop. he sounds stupid. he looks a bit odd. i think identifies as an odd. i think he identifies as an alien. and if i just might go back to harry and meghan,

do we expect that would happen, jim? i asked. do we expect that would happen. jim?— happen, jim?e will be asked. it is _ happen, jim? i think he will be asked, it is unavoidable - happen, jim? i think he will be asked, it is unavoidable he - happen, jim? i think he will be i asked, it is unavoidable he would be, but even if the —— in the words you read out, which i completely accept will be verbatim what boris johnson's spokesperson said, there were three orfour johnson's spokesperson said, there were three or four holes in that one sentence. he has said he handed over material. he does not say what material. he does not say what material. it does not say all whatsapp messages. with these sorts of things, it is the cover—up that kills you, and in that one sentence, disclaimer, he has invited so much further scrutiny. this will all come out, and it is better to get it out early in one go rather than have it grind out the next few months. fiur grind out the next few months. our correspondent was telling us a little earlier it is not all the whatsapp messages because boris johnson go

>> hey, jim. good to hear from you. >> thank you, same. >> i have been interested in spirit airlines and seeing what is going on with all that. with that, i was curious what the calls are with the recent developments. >> the only one i like is delt , and i like united. i don't want a script that heavily now. we are late in the travel leisure trend. it is still working, but i don't want to stay in the railroads. i'd rather stay in the marriott's and the restaurants. let's go to michael in texas. >> hey, jim. big fan, love cnbc, love your show. >> i wanted to ask about lockheed martin. they have a strong defense industry. they have had great contract wins. there have been big overnment budget cuts. what is your take? >> i think the ceo is bankable. i think it stinks. it is going down 6%. you kick off quickly, you can get a 10% move in lockheed. that's how they traded in 2012. boom! bingo. yes. tony in washington, tony? >> mr. cramer, hello from spokane washington. >> i can only say good things. that

>> caller: >> jim, boo-yah!orsham, fly, eagles fly. >> thank you >> caller: and this is the best time of my life to talk to you. >> oh, wow i'm going to talk to jeff morris maybe we get that thing working out. what's going on? >> caller: now, i also want to let you know a special gift coming to you. i can't tell you what it is. a special gift coming. >> i'll take it. i always like gifts. unless it's a trojan horse. >> reporter: the stock used to be called aqua america it's now essential i've had it. >> probably with suburban water, right? did you have it with suburban water? any way, that's a -- it's a really solid company it's come down a great deal. i've never seen it yield this close to 3%. i want to buy that stock and buy it aggressively. very, very good call and i hope i get it. michael in arizona, michael? >> caller: how are you doing there? >> i'm doing well, michael how about you? >> caller: i'm good. hey, i'm calling today about a stock the ticker symbol is iot samsara? >> that may be one of the greates

>> reporter: hey, jim. so we're learning there could possibly be more than one shooter in this incident. authorities saying that an unknown number of suspects fired multiple rounds on multiple weapons. officials also saying that officers were at this juneteenth celebration. it started at 6:00 p.m., and they were there the entire time except that at 12:25 a.m., they received a 911 call, and this 911 call reported this alleged fight. so the officers that were there went to respond to the 911 call, and while they were doing that, they heard the gunfire. so they returned to this area as quickly as possible. it was chaotic. unfortunately one person dead, 22 injured. officials also saying that more people were hurt as they were trying to get away and escape the chaos. here is how one witness is describing this. >> it was supposed to be like a juneteenth celebration, and literally we were getting ready to go. as we were getting ready to go, we gathered everybody else that was with us. we just started hearing shoot

>> i think there's no question, jim, that putin is dramatically weakened here. however, i don't think that he's in danger of losing his president anytime soon. but what he is in danger of is losing relevancy. the reality is everyone right now in russia, all the elites, whether you're a governor somewhere, whether you're in the security forces, whether you're a general, you're looking at prigozhin challenging putin and, so far at least, getting away with it. you should be asking yourself the question, what can i get away with to enrich myself, to gain myself more power? do i really need to ask the kremlin for permission anytime i try to do something? so you may have a def lusion into chaos here over time in russia. >> well, in the midst of this, putin accused him of treason, the highest crime, called these terrorist acts and then a deal was struck. >> and now all is forgiven. >> we'll see going forward. but that's quite a shift in the span of just a number of hours. you had will hurd running for the gop nomination say that the biden administration missed an oppor

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jim-— pony, didn't she? oh dear, oh, dear. jim. now— pony, didn't she? oh dear, oh, dear. jim.after afterwards. and equally, they come in and equally, if they do come in and buy that tin and paint and behave that way, then they're not in our stores not welcome in our stores anyway. has that woke exec anyway. so has that woke exec just an army of just turned away an army of common sense customers? jim yes, the must be common sense customers? jim yes, the-must be clapping- the b and q must be clapping thete— the b and q must be clapping their-together- their hands together or i wewtth-t— their hands together or i wewtth-t 90— their hands together or i wouldn't go in his stupid shop. he wouldn't go in his stupid shop. he eewee— wouldn't go in his stupid shop. he sounds stupid. _ wouldn't go in his stupid shop. he sounds stupid. he— wouldn't go in his stupid shop. he sounds stupid. he looks- wouldn't go in his stupid shop. he sounds stupid. he looks a bit odd. i think identifies as an odd. i think he identifies as an alien. and if i just might go back to harry and meghan, i know th

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jim, you worked on this for five years.ou pursued this and what turned out to be the cause of this water contamination. >> yeah. thank you for the new gig, i appreciate that. yeah, so five years ago i had received a tip, like most news stories happen. this tip was from a former marine who had served on the boxer. she said her and her friends were experiencing these health issues from fuel getting into the water supply on the uss boxer. but the problem that they were having was there was a lack of documentation for this incident ever occurring. so because there was a lack of documentation on this, they couldn't file a claim with the va to get their ailments covered by the department of veterans affairs. so in june of 2018, i started my first interviews. i started interviewing members of the boxer and filed my first freedom of information act ask to the navy. since 2018 the navy has said there are no records to prove that this mishap happened. because there were no records, the navy couldn't say that this ever occurred. >> yo

i'm jim sciutto. and welcome back to cnn special live coverage of the russian rebellion that erupted without warning and ended quickly this weekend not long after it began. yet -- and we should be clear -- the world is only beginning to assess the fallout. there are growing questions tonight about vladimir putin's leadership going forward and whether his iron grip on russia is weakening. the crash site of a russian military plane reportedly brought down by the wagner group yesterday. the cause of the crash not clear. but footage indicates the aircraft had been struck by a missile or rocket. there's still no sign of vladimir's leader, yevgeny prigozhin, who led this march on russia, af he cut a deal to go into belarus. also not seen, putin. we're going to have the latest on the white house reaction and president biden's conversation today with ukraine's leader. >>> first, though, an update from cnn's matthew chance, who is in moscow. >> reporter: jim, on the face of it tonight, it seems like a russian

i'm jim acosta in washington. good evening. this week it's back to the courthouse for former president donald trump. for the first time he'll appear in a federal courtroom and be arraigned on federal charges in miami on tuesday. trump faces 37 separate counts related to classified documents he allegedly kept and conspired to hide from the government. some boxes openly stored in a mar-a-lago ballroom. others kept in a bathroom at the resort. some behind the shower curtain there. trump's own former attorney general, bill barr, saying of the charges, if even half of it is true then he is toast. that is a quote. cnn's katelyn polantz joins us from miami. less than 48 hours to go. how are we going to see the former president spending his time between now and then? >> well, jim, we're going to see the former president traveling but not much else whenever he actually gets to the federal court for these proceedings on tuesday afternoon. let's walk through his schedule over the next couple of days. he's going to be traveling to miami to

rob and jim, you both own it jim, over to you >> i have to point out how resilient the stock has beensing went through a severe recession last year and the stock is pretty much flat and is starting to perk up now. it's perking up on the green shoots we're seeing in housing home sales are going to drive traffic at home depot. employment in the u.s. seems strong, so even outside of new home purchases there's home renovation going on. it's a very strong stock i think you have to respect the price action here. >> jim, i want to ask you about that you mentioned a housing recession, people are staying in houses because rates are around 3%, shouldn't that be good for home depot if you're staying in your house, people are painting and fixing up why aren't we seeing better reports? >> inflation last year was killing the discretionary spend on home renovation it's that simple >> you know, this is a stock that usually trades at a pretty big premium to the market, 18% it's trading at a 2% premium it hasn't moved, to jim's point, since march. and here is a chance that you can have probably a likel

i am jim cramer. see you tomorrow.sullivan in tonight, a fresh warning that wall street may be souring on americans downtowns. can cities still be revived? we'll hear from miami mayor and presidential hopeful >>> a heat wave. is the nation's infrastructure ready? >>> so much for these easing u.s. china tensions. beijing planning a new training facility plus, president biden sit down with top ai experts. can the white house contain ai's

chris. >> caller: hey, jim. my name is chris pastorelli. and i've been into stocks since i was a kid >> congratulations on your success. >> caller: thank you, jim. i appreciate that. it's no mongo db or -- twilio. they just partnered on their large language models to be able to assist in understanding that data that's running through their segment platform they've been pegged at a really good growth rate of 40%. since their ipo down a bit i see them growing at 25% for three years -- >> i'm with you. i had my doubts about jeff lawson's company for a long time loved it for a while all the way up then it's come all the way down i did not catch it at the bottom it did trade 20 points lower than here. but i think everything you said, chris-s true i think they're making a comeback and i think it's time to say buy half twilio now and half if it comes in. let's go to nick in virginia, please nick >> caller: hey, jim. >> nick, what's up >> caller: this stock has been sold off in the last year and you may have heard we have an election coming up next

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and he said, no, jim i mean, come on. like, jim, do the homework frank's a tough guy.olutely what happened there was he was so down beat that he caused the stock to go down his negativity was shocking. >> yep >> but he also -- he just said, listen, jim, we're feeling it. we're feeling it >> i just -- >> cloudflare missed the quarter. >> both down sharply after they cut numbers on their earnings, but they have since rebounded. the market seems to be willing to say, okay >> matthew prince, cloudflare, what did he do he said, i thought, jim, that they wanted me to go for cash flow positive. so, i went and did cash flow positive and they hated me no, they didn't. they actually liked you. at last, david, is a team product that works, and people thought that, you know, that a.i. was going to hurt them because you didn't need them anymore and that was untrue. atlassian is still -- well, ayx is the one i'm not sure about. i'm not sure how they're doing i'd like to know but frank did it himself my interview was really painful. i happen to like frank very much, and i said, frank

jim? >> to his point, gerasimov wrote the entire russian military doctrine. at story we're following, the remaining debris from the imploded tourist submarine brought back to shore by recovery teams. these pictures at the canadian coast guard pier. workers unloaded some pieces of metal panels, some of them quite large, some covered under tarps. all part of that recovery mission. cnn's paula newton has been in ottawa covering this story. and paula, it's interesting. the pictures that we've seen so far, for instance, this one here, that seems to be from the outer shell. what's not clear, do they have pictures, broken pieces of the pressure chamber itself. what do you know about exactly what they've been able to bring up from the ocean floor and then where this goes from here? >> the best indication, jim, are the pictures that you see there. and i'm sure there will be some disquienet those family and friends that lost the five passengers there on the titan. but when you look at those pieces,

>> reporter: that is right, jim. president biden highlighted his personal times by having this union rally in philadelphia and it was an event put on by the labor movement and they were celebrating the endorsement along with 17 prolabor groups and you heard it from president biden because it was the earliest that they have endorsed a presidential candidate. there was enthusiasm in the crowd of 2000 union members as president biden tries to wrap up his campaign and with became very clear over the course of his remarks and all those that came before him was the importance of the support of this movement of these groups, as he looks toward 2024. he took a moment in his remarks to acknowledge that. take a listen. >> if this group did not show up for work tomorrow, the whole country would come to a grinding halt. so tell me, tell me who matters more in america? folks, i am looking forward to this campaign because you have got a story to tell. we have got a record to run on. we are not only changing this country, but we ar

all the shorts are dead, only jim crow is alive. the story doesn't quite and fair because jimmy in 1946 stepped up efforts to investigate the client. you have penny here on the far right with two members, one is in a clan costume. 1946, the client step up efforts to terrorize black homeowners in this cost to continue the investigation. that year in 1946, the client and the homes of many black homeowners across socal, and also burned a jewish fraternity at usc because the fraternity put in and in spring of 1946, they began calling clan members into his office but again the results were disheartening for those seeking justice for the shorts. he found no evidence of so-called vigilante activity and directed efforts to the american community and fontana were against mr. short personally. many people wondered about the response linked to running government that year, he ran against earl warren but what it did do with the help of an l.a. security court judge was revoked charges of the ku klux klan making it unlawful for the organization t

tom. >> caller: hey, jim.ng, buddy >> i'm doing well. >> caller: it's been a while since i've spoken to you >> i miss you. >> caller: i've been a viewer for many, many years and i've been a club member for the past seven-plus years >> yes >> caller: through the transition and i love you for that. >> oh, thank you you know, i bleed club it means so much to me >> caller: i know you do i know you do, brother >> thank you >> caller: and the thing is i just want to let you know since i've been a club member and in watching you i bought a new house in florida tomorrow i'm getting married to my lovely fiance brenda. ♪ hallelujah ♪ that's due to all you helped us do and achieve >> i take a lot of heat, as anybody who's on twitter knows they think i must be something really bad so when i hear something like that it means a great deal to me, tom. thank you. how can i help you right now >> caller: okay. well, i want to ask you a question about a stock that you absolutely loved about a year ago. subsequently to that time,

>> jim, if you've been here, you know how much of a celebration this is. we're standing quite far from the center of town here, one of the first towns to be liberated after d-day because the party is still going on behind us here. but general mark millie spoke earlier in the day, placing a lot of member ifemphasis on the importance of the alliances that made it possible. at the time, the u.s., the u.k. and canada and others, you see those same sorts of alliances and partnerships, especially in the indo pacific, the u.s., australia and others, jim. >> oren liebermann, thanks so much. >> this is just the latest in a growing number of conflicts between the u.s. and china. congressman, great to see you. what do you make of this incident? is this something that should be of great concern over at the pentagon? what's your view on this? >> yes. and it's, you know, unfortunately it stems from two problems. one is process and one is substantive. in terms of process, the chinese communist party has rebuffed nearly a dozen attempts by the pentagon to have high-level

>> caller: hey, jim.abama. >> okay. >> caller: i want to give you a big boo-yah. >> boo-yah back. i'm looking at a stock sitting on a low i it's annaly capital. >> the fact is it's been a terrible performer for years and years. i want you to say away from it that's the conclusion of the lightening round. >>> the lightening round is sponsored by td ameritrade. >>> coming up, what bad news did the bank of a ceo recently deliver to the people's republic a shot across the bow next good luck. td ameritrade, this is anna. hi anna, this position is all over the place, help! hey professor, subscriptions are down but that's only an estimated 15% of their valuation. do you think the market is overreacting? how'd you know that? the company profile tool, in thinkorswim®. yes, i love you!! please ignore that. td ameritrade. award-winning customer service that has your back. ♪ old school wisdom, with a passion for what's possible. that's what you get from the morgan stanley client experience. you get listening more tha

i'm jim acosta in washington. now it's official, crisis averted.arlier president biden signed into law the bipartisan bill that raises the nation's debt limit. that prevents the federal government from running out of money to pay its bills, experts said a default would have been catastrophic for the u.s. and global economies. cnn's priscilla alvarez joins us from the white house. the president has emphasized how close to the cliff we came. he had a couple of days to spare. what was his message? >> reporter: he made clear in his remarks on friday evening that -- especially weeks, just a week ago, we were covering the breakthrough when kevin mccarthy had reached a tentative agreement. now a week later you see a photo from the white house of president biden signing this into law and averting what would have been the nation's first default. now, in his remarks from the oval office on friday evening, president biden emphasized the bipartisanship and the work that was done between republican negotiators and white house negotiators to get to this point. o

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